Archaeological Route through the Museo del Torreón del Agua

The Torreón del Agua is an iconic 12th-century tower-fortress built by the Almohads to reinforce the walled enclosure of the ancient town. After its restoration, the tower houses the municipal museum's archaeological collection on its different levels, offering an immersion into the Iberian, Roman, and medieval civilizations that populated Urso.

Inside, reproductions and original findings are displayed, such as the famous Bronces de Osuna and Iberian reliefs, accompanied by interactive panels that explain medieval defensive methods. Climbing to the top terrace also offers an interesting panoramic view of the city's walled layout.

The museum visit has a fee of €3 general admission / €2.50 reduced and is managed during morning hours from Tuesday to Sunday. It is an essential space for those passionate about heritage and ancient history.