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The brick gateway of the Corral del Carbón with its horseshoe arch, stucco panels and twin window under a wooden eave.
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Corral del Carbón

The Corral del Carbón is a 14th-century Nasrid funduq, a grain exchange and merchants' inn, near Granada Cathedral and the only one of its period preserved in Spain. A brick gateway with a horseshoe arch and muqarnas vault leads to a square courtyard with a stone basin, ringed by three floors of galleries. Its name comes from the coal stored there in the 17th century.

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