Muslim history left a significant mark on Spain, especially in Andalusia, but also in other regions like Extremadura. A clear example is Badajoz, where its wall, or “alcazaba,” witnessed the city’s beginnings, founded in the 9th century. At that time, Badajoz was one of the most important cities during its Muslim period. In 1931, the Alcazaba was declared a Historical-Artistic Monument, and recent restoration work has uncovered new towers and details that make it even more valuable. Continue reading “The Alcazaba of Badajoz”
