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JavierCR 🇪🇸
24. februar 2026
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The Queen's Towers are a monumental section of Toledo's medieval city wall, located on Calle Carrera, between the Bisagra Gate and the Almofala Tower. They form part of the old urban defensive system. This section of the wall is visible from outside the Bisagra Gate, extending eastward.
The name "Queen's Towers" comes from Berenguela of Barcelona, wife of Alfonso VII, who defended Toledo in 1139 while the king besieged the Muslim fortress of Oreja (near Aranjuez).
The name "Queen's Towers" comes from Berenguela of Barcelona, wife of Alfonso VII, who defended Toledo in 1139 while the king besieged the Muslim fortress of Oreja (near Aranjuez).
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•JavierCR 🇪🇸
24. februar 2026
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The Legend
With Toledo almost undefended, the Almoravids besieged the city.
Berenguela, only 23 years old, climbed the wall at what is now the Queen's Tower to verbally confront the Muslim leaders.
According to tradition, her stern rebuke caused the besiegers to withdraw in shame.
With Toledo almost undefended, the Almoravids besieged the city.
Berenguela, only 23 years old, climbed the wall at what is now the Queen's Tower to verbally confront the Muslim leaders.
According to tradition, her stern rebuke caused the besiegers to withdraw in shame.
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