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Photographed by Jair (Yair) Moreshet, February 2005
Andalusia (Spain), the culture heritage, and some of its roots Photographed by Jair (Yair) Moreshet, February 2005
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Seville: The palace of the local ruler built in Islamic (Moorish) style on the site of an earlier Islamic palace.
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Just one of the ceilings in the palace
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The gate to the palace’s gardens
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Seville: A monumental striking Cathedral built on a monumental Mosque
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Seville: The rehabilitated old Jewish quarter converted into an attractive tourist quarter full of atmosphere
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Seville: A Synagogue converted into a beautiful church
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Flamenco is a combination of dance, guitar, and a unique characteristic form of singing.
- It developed as a mix of Gypsy, Jewish, and Islamic elements.
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Flamenco
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Seville: A street theater in the alleys
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Seville: The main entrance to the bullring site (for bullfighting events).
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Cordoba: A huge magnificent Mosque converted into a magnificent beautiful Cathedral.
Everyone here is proud of the city’s historical world-renowned philosopher -- Maimonides (the Jewish RAMBAM).
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Baeza (on UNESCO list of preserved old cities): The Cathedral
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Baeza: Preserved old alleys.
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Granada: The cathedral
Ubeda (on UNESCO list of preserved old cities): The El Salvador church
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Granada: The cathedral
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Granada: The Alhambra palace – Islamic architecture at its best
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Granada: The Cartuja monastery – “a Christian Alhambra”
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Granada: The Cartuja monastery
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Granada: The Cartuja monastery
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Marbella: A new residential neighborhood
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