In the previous article Ferrissa commented that the door had two towers, I'm wrong and he spoke from memory. There are two towers but a single , under which was the gateway.
On its original appearance is not known anything, except the existence of a half door 
point that tended toward the horseshoe , with a smaller one , and that there was an Arabic inscription . Be already in the sixteenth century when changing their appearance to fit the new techniques of war, being more or less as seen in the prints 1 and 2.
point that tended toward the horseshoe , with a smaller one , and that there was an Arabic inscription . Be already in the sixteenth century when changing their appearance to fit the new techniques of war, being more or less as seen in the prints 1 and 2. was demolished in the late nineteenth century. Currently in the sun, which also gives the Calle Jorge Juan, where the facade has been preserved, it works to integrate the wall appeared, who had served medianerea the building.
The third of the illustrations is it looks like what is left of the door Ferrissa today, but the image is of February 2005 is the same.
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