Torre de los Espaderos - Cáceres, Extremadura, España
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Ariberna
N 39° 29.511 W 006° 22.182
29S E 726192 N 4374663
It is a low, Medieval tower built during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
Waymark Code: WM168N3
Location: Andalucía, Spain
Date Posted: 06/02/2022
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Es: "Es una torre bajomedieval construida durante los siglos XIV y XV, que en su momento estuvo vinculada a un palacio hoy desaparecido.
Tiene planta cuadrada y dispone de un excelente matacán en esquina que mira hacia la puerta de Coria. En sus lienzos se encuentran varias ventanas, destacando una geminada.
En esta torre se puede apreciar perfectamente el desmoche sufrido por la orden dada por la reina Isabel, la Católica."
En: "It is a low, Medieval tower built during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, which, at the time, was connected to a palace that has now disappeared.
It has a square floor plan and an excellent gatehouse on the corner, facing the Coria Portal. On its walls, there are several windows, with a mullioned window standing out among them.
On this tower, you can clearly see the truncation suffered by Queen Isabella the Catholic's order."
Group that erected the marker: Ciudad de Cáceres
Address of where the marker is located. Approximate if necessary:
C Tiendas, 3
Cáceres,
URL of a web site with more information about the history mentioned on the sign: Not listed
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