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Former royal prison, Cádiz
Calle Concepción Arenal, 11006 Cádiz Driving directions
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Built in 1792 by the local architect Torcuato Benjumeda, the royal prison was the first neo-classical building in Cádiz and is a fine example of this style in Andalucia. The facade is preceded by a sort of arch of triumph which has four large Tuscan-style columns supporting it and is crowned with two lions flanking the coat-of-arms of the Spanish monarchy. It is now home to the Casa de Iberoamérica which hosts exhibitions and events relating to Latin America.

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  • From €40
    Apartamento La Pepa de ORO by Cadiz4Rentals
    Very good 8.4
    96 m - MIRADOR 17, 11006 Cádiz
  • From €55
    Casa del Fotógrafo by Cádiz Time Apartments
    Very good 8.5
    102 m - 2 Calle Público 1ºD, 11006 Cádiz
  • From €85
    Jano PuertaTierra
    Exceptional 9.6
    118 m - Calle Mirador 17, Bajo A, 11006 Cádiz

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