Architecture and Imp Places of Spain

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IMAGES OF SPAIN *Important Places and Their Significance *Architecture of Spain

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Just a collection of a few key images required to understand the Architecture in Spain

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IMAGES OF SPAIN

*Important Places and Their Significance

*Architecture of Spain

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Alcala de Henares-The University

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Plaza- Alcalá de Henares

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Statue of Miguel De Cervantes

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AvilaCity Wall

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Avila at Night

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Caceres

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Santa María Church & Cathedral- Gothic period

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Golfines de Abajo Palace-The Catholic Kings Isabella and Ferdinand, lived here

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Mosque of Cordoba

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The double arches, pictured above, were a new introduction to architecture, and helped support the tremendous weight of the higher ceilings. The double arches consist of a lower horseshoe arch and an upper semi-circular arch.

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Roman Bridge on Guadalquivir River Built in the beginning of Ist Cent AD

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Roman Bridge with the Mosque Complex

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Same view at Night

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Water Wheel On the River Guadalquivir, just downstream from the Puente Romano (Roman Bridge) is a restored Islamic water wheel that once would have raised water to the caliph's palace.

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St. Peter’s Church- Baroque Style

Cuenca

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Hanging House or Casas Colgadas

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Mérida-Roman Amphitheatre

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Salamanca-The University

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Santiago de Compostela -San Martín Pinario Monastery

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Segovia-Roman Aqueduct

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12th-17th century fortress, Segovia

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Tarragona- Roman Amphitheatre

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Toledo

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Burgos-Cathedral

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Alhambra-Granada

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Four great halls enclose the famous Patio de los Leones, the "lions' court". The figures of lions that carry the fountain is a curiosity in Arabian art, as the figurative representation of animals (as well as humans) is forbidden by the Koran

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Patio de los Arrayanes: A large court with columns of marble and a beautiful central fountain

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Moorish Gardens in Generelife

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San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Courtyard in front of the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

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The Patio de las Doncellas (Courtyard of the Maidens) in the Alcazar in Seville

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Gaudi’s BarcelonaSagrada Familia

Casa Milà

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Madrid-Royal Palace