Castle of Torre-Alháquime is a medieval Nasrid fortress located in the Sierra de Cádiz, near Torre Alháquime village in Andalusia's Cádiz province. With roots in the 11th-century settlement of Ronda family descendants, the castle was known in the Islamic period as Bury al-Hakim and served as part of the Kingdom of Granada's powerful defensive line until 1292. The fortress preserves medieval walls and towers with panoramic views across the Sierra de Cádiz, along with remnants of a 13th-14th century Moorish cemetery. Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, the castle now sits within a municipal recreational area and is owned by the Torre-Alháquime City Council.
