More pictures of Alcalá, in Spain. In image 09, the Square of the Irish and the 18th-century Madrid Gate, counterpart of Madrid's well known Alcalá Gate (shown here), being the endpoints of the road joining both cities. Next to the Gate, and as a part of the city walls, the Archbishop's Palace, shown also in 10.


En 11, estatuas junto al Palacio: la reina Isabel I de Castilla (Isabel la Católica) y su hija, la Infanta Catalina de Aragón, nacida en este palacio, y después reina de Inglaterra en el siglo XVI; también, el Torreón de Tenorio (esq. inf. der.). En 12, la Plaza de las Bernardas, el Arco de San Bernardo y (esq. inf. der.) la parte trasera de la Iglesia de Santa María.
In 11, statues just outside the Palace: the queen Isabella I of Castile (known as the Catholic) and her daughter Catherine of Aragon, born in this palace and later queen of England, in the 16th century; also, the Tower of Tenorio (lower right). In 12, the Square of the Bernardine nuns, the Arch of St. Bernard, and (lower right) the back of St. Mary's church.

2 comments:
Jajajajaja...¡¡ Hasta que por fin!! Jejejeje Me gusta la puerta de Madrid :p
Servida, joven! jeje :D
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