Ġnien
Ġnien Murillo
154 persuna tal-post jissuġġeruh,
Lokalità
1C C. Cano y Cueto
Sevilla, AN
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//The gardens of Murillo are a green zone next to the wall that is in the zone of the Santa Cruz district. They were listed as a Property of Cultural Interest in 2002. //Les jardins de Murillo sont une zone verte à côté du mur qui se trouve dans la zone du quartier de Santa Cruz. Ils ont été répertoriés comme bien d'intérêt culturel en 2002. //Los jardines de Murillo son una zona verde junto a la muralla que hay en la zona del barrio Santa Cruz. Fueron catalogados como Bien de Interés Cultural en 2002.
//The gardens of Murillo are a green zone next to the wall that is in the zone of the Santa Cruz district. They were listed as a Property of Cultural Interest in 2002. //Les jardins de Murillo sont une zone verte à côté du mur qui se trouve dans la zone du quartier de Santa Cruz. Ils ont été réperto…
Murillo Gardens is a green area opened along the east defensive walls of the Alcázar and the old city, facing an area of the former Jewish quarter called Santa Cruz. In the 19th century, Seville was starting its industrialization and its walls were an obstacle for the ambitious urban plans of the city council. Avenues were opened around the former walls, creating what we still know as Ronda Histórica.
Murillo Gardens is a green area opened along the east defensive walls of the Alcázar and the old city, facing an area of the former Jewish quarter called Santa Cruz. In the 19th century, Seville was starting its industrialization and its walls were an obstacle for the ambitious urban plans of the ci…
Until the early twentieth century the place occupied by the Jardines de Murillo were orchards (Huerta del Retiro) in the gardens of the Alcazar of Seville. In 1911 King Alfonso XIII, at the request of the Mayor Conde de Halcón, ceded these lands to the city.