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839 - Elvira's Gate
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<p style="text-align: justify;">This door was the <strong>main access to the walled enclosure</strong> of the medina in Muslim times. It was built in the <strong>11th century</strong > by the Zihír dynasty but <strong>it was practically completely transformed <strong>with the Nasrids,</strong> a few centuries later. Currently it is one of the symbols of the city of Granada and has been declared <strong>A Site of Cultural Interest</strong> and <strong>National Historical Artistic Monument.</strong>< /p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">This access to the city was made up of for centuries by the Nasrid essence who designed it as a <strong>fortress in itself It was composed of four corner towers, three barbicans and two doors that connected the fort with the current Elvira Street and Cuesta de la Alhacaba. Nowadays<strong>we can no longer see this medieval structure</strong>because in the 17th century the three barbicans were demolished and houses attached to the wall were built <strong>but the horseshoe arch is still preserved Exterior from the Nasrid period</strong> with two crenellated towers that support the walkway or promenade.</p>
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<p>Other nearby points of interest are the Mirador de San Cristóbal and the Royal Monastery of San Jerónimo.</p>
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