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Magnificent garden of the cathedral mosque of Cordoba from where merge its tower. Royalty Free Stock Photo

From the courtyard of the orange trees, in the cathedral mosque of Cordoba, the Mezquita. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Magnificent garden of the cathedral mosque of Cordoba from where merge its tower.

When Cordoba was taken back from the Muslims by King Ferdinand III of Castile in 1236, the Castilians again made it a church, as at the origin, then a cathedral. They walled the opening between the courtyard and the prayer hall, keeping only one entrance door Puerta de Las Palmas.