tectum: The dorsal part of the midbrain, responsible for auditory and visual reflexes.

Which area of the brain contains visual reflex centers to move the eyes?

The superior colliculi are primarily involved in vision and visual reflexes. They receive input from the retina, the cerebral cortex (primarily from the frontal lobe eye fields—Brodmann's area 8), various brainstem nuclei, and the spinal cord.

Where is the visual reflex center?

The tectum is the top portion of the midbrain that is responsible for both visual and auditory reflex.