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Arab ruins of Medina Azahara.
Medina Azahara - a view to east.
Remains of basilical building.
Upper basilical building.
Remains of upper basilical building.
Remains of upper basilical building.
Grand Portico.
Stables.
Hall of Abderrahman III.
Remains of Ya'far House.
Military Command of the Ministry of Defence.
Saint Rock Church.
Tower of Córdoba Cathedral.
Córdoba Bishopric.
Column of Saint Raphael (18th century).
Bridge Doorway (Puerta del Puente).
Night view of Córdoba.
Almodóvar Doorway.
Córdoba Cathedral.
Córdoba Cathedral.
Córdoba Cathedral.
Pulpit and high altar.
High altar.
Granada City Hall.
Corral del Carbón (14th century).
Corral del Carbón (14th century).
Church of Saint Gil and Saint Anne (16th century).
Pilar del Toro Fountain (16th century).
Supreme Court of Justice of Andalousia.
Plaza Nueva (New Square).
Church of Saint Just and Saint Pastor.
Royal Major College of Saint Bartholomew and Saint…
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Saint Jerome Monastery.
Basilica of Saint John of God.
Statue of the water carrier and his donkey.
Botanical Garden of Granada University.
Right nave of Granada Cathedral.
Right gangway of Granada Cathedral.
Granada Cathedral - central nave.
Granada Cathedral: left nave.
Granada Cathedral (1522-1704).
Parish Church of the Tabernacle.
Madrasah Palace (18th century).
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Medina Azahara - a view to southeast.
Located in the western outskirts of Cordoba, Medina Azahara was built from 937 onwards, under the orders of Abderrahman III, emir of Cordoba. A civil war between Moorish rulers caused the looting and destruction of Medina Azahara in 1010, putting an end to the Califate of Cordoba. The ruins were used in the next centuries as a quarry to supply stone to buildings in Cordoba. Since 1911 there have been archaeological excavations and reconstitutions of the site, becoming UNESCO heritage in 2018.
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