Palacio Decanal, Tudela
Tudela, Spain
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The Palacio Decanal in Tudela, Spain, is a palace constructed around 1500 that exemplifies the blending of Mudéjar and Gothic architectural traditions. Built as a residence for a church official of high rank, the structure reflects the complex cultural heritage of late medieval Navarre, where Islamic-influenced Mudéjar design coexisted with the soaring lines of European Gothic. The palace now holds the status of an inventoried property within Navarre's cultural heritage system.
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- Built
- Type
- palace
- Heritage
- Inventoried property (Navarre)
- Place
- Tudela, Spain
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