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Alcazar | City
Walls | Episcopal Palace | Juderia
| Molino de la Albolafia | Mosque
| Palacio de Viana | Puente
Gate | Roman Bridge | Seville
Gate | Tower of Calahorra
The Gate of Seville is of considerable historical
interest standing as an original fortified tower and an early entry
gate to the Alcazar or fortress from the west.
Fragments date back to the 10th century. The wall
here was erected by Christians in the 14th and 15th century along
with the barbican and moat.
Outside the gate is the statue of the poet, Ibn
Zaydun, the author of a treatise on love entitled 'The Dove's
Necklace'.
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