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Aljafería Palace
The palace's plan is small, approximately 70 x 70 meters, and it was surrounded by a continuous wall punctuated by round towers, only three of which survive. Two of these towers flank the entrance, creating a highly fortified exterior in contrast to the luxurious ornament of the small courtyard, so-...
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The Aljaferia Palace in Zaragoza Spain, a travelers guide
The Aljafería Palace is one of Zaragoza's top historical attractions. Unique in its historical context as the largest surviving example of Islamic/Spanish architecture from the Taifas period, it is the only large building from the time of Muslim rule in Spain that can be seen outside of Andal...
travelinginspain.com
Exterior View of the Aljaferia Palace, Zaragoza on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The Aljaferia Palace (Arabic:قصر الجعفرية Qasr Aljafariya,Spanish: Palacio de la Aljaferia) is a fortified palace built during the second half of the eleventh century in Zaragoza, as the residence of the Banu Hud dynasty during the era of Al-Muqtadir and reflecting the splendor attained b...
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Aljafería Castle Zaragoza Spain - Full Screen QTVR photos from panoramas.dk
The Aljafería Palace in Saragossa Spain was built as a summer residence for Abu Jafar al-Muqtadir who was the Muslim ruler of the area in the 11th century. Later it became the palace of...
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Palace of the Aljafer�a of Zaragoza - Palaces and mansions - Patrimony - CAI Tourism of Aragon
The palace of the Catholic kings is on the top floor, which can be reached by means of a big stairway. The spectacular Sal�n del Trono, centres and structures the rooms in a hierarchical manner and has a rectangular floor plan. The interest, from an artistic point of view ,of the palace is in the de...
caiaragon.com
Zaragoza Spain - Aljaferia Palace - GLOBOsapiens.net
First it was a muslim fortress, then the residence of our Catholic Kings, later Inquisitio-n jail, and today Arago...
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