Casa de los Abenàmir
Three-story Renaissance building that belonged to the Abenàmirs, a prominent Muslim family that controlled the life of the municipality for almost four centuries. Highlights include the entrance door with a semicircular arch made of stone voussoirs and the continuous gallery on the top floor, under wooden eaves, with Mudejar corbels from the 15th and 16th centuries.
Three-story Renaissance building that belonged to the Abenàmirs, a prominent Muslim family that controlled the life of the municipality for almost four centuries. Highlights include the entrance door with a semicircular arch made of stone voussoirs and the continuous gallery on the top floor, under wooden eaves, with Mudejar corbels from the 15th and 16th centuries. Three-story Renaissance building. The main beams of the upper floors have Mudejar corbels from the 15th and 16th centuries. Its proximity to the castle walls suggests that the fortress functioned as a stately residence.
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