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Fortified Church of Santa Maria de Albalat in Cabanes of Castellon Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common gecko at the door of the house in Higuera de Albalat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common Gecko on the stones of Higuera de Albalat Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Almaraz bridge or Albalat Bridge, Tagus river, Spain

Views from the street of a Tower of the church of Albalat del Tarongers and its palace Royalty Free Stock Photo

Albalat dels Tarongers town, Province of Valencia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bell tower of the parish church of the Immaculate Conception, Albalat dels Tarongers, Valencia, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Albalat dels Tarongers church in the province of Valencia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Facade of the House of Blanes in Albalat de Tarongers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Views from the Descuernacabra Gorge in Higuera de Albalat Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Almaraz bridge, also been known as Albalat bridge, is located in the Spanish province of Caceres. The bridge crosses the Tagus River, in the Extremadura in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula. The construction began at the end of the 15th century and its erection would be completed in the 16th. It has two unequal eyes and was destroyed during the War of Independence. The bridge would not be restored until 1845.