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Calle de Saludeja, 23400 Úbeda, España

The Wall of Úbeda is declared a National Monument. Characteristic of strategic importance, became defensive, his fortress was impressive, as can be seen even today. 

Still largely retains, including three of its ancient gates and several towers. The main doors that remain are those of Losal, XIV century Mudejar, the Grenada and St.Lucia (supposedly Ibiut door), of which in 1855 overthrew the Barbican, which can still be seen in San Lorenzo.

  • La Torre de las Arcas, the Log, an octagon-shaped watch tower where they kept the treasury of the City Council.
  • The Clock Tower, his shadow marking the center of Úbeda, in the Plaza Vieja,welcomes the fresh before which Charles I swore the charters, and municipalcampaigns, with a beautiful Renaissance-style temple top.
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