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| Source in the Square of the Bread of talavera of the Queen
 Guest  2007/7/19 17:22
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| Bridge Romano de Talavera of the Queen
Guest 2007/7/7 14:52
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| Roman bridge of Talavera of the Queen once rehabilitated |
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| Walls of Talavera of the Queen
Guest 2007/7/7 14:34
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Torres Albarranas of the Queen's Talavera.
This characteristic construction embedded to the first walled enclosure made Talavera to be considered as one of the surest cities during centuries, being a clear fortification example. Built in masonry with seat in the corners and in their high arches, these enormous towers of rectangular plant allowed to reflect under them the moat, and their fronts were linked with another defensive parallel enclosure to the main one whose name is barbacana. Originariamente was built forty seven and all the sources indicate that they are of Christian origin lifted in the XIII century.
They are conserved Torres Albarranas of the streets of Butcher shops, Sliding of the Christ (in their interior he/she lodges the chapel of the "Christ of the Merchants") and Charcón. Talavera's shield picks up as more specific symbol of the city the Tower Albarrana |
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| English cut of Talavera of the Queen
Guest 2007/7/6 19:57
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It photographs of The English Cut recently inaugurated in Talavera of the Queen.
It photographs extracted of the forum of http://talavera3000.forums.ws |
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| Air sight of Talavera of the Queen
Guest 2007/7/7 14:40
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It photographs air of Talavera of the Queen, possibly of the years 80.
In the forum of Talavera3000 many pictures of this type can be seen. |
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