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Madrasa of Granada
historic building · Granada
The Madrasa of Granada was founded in 1349 by the Nasrid sultan Yusuf I as the city's Islamic college, beside the main mosque on today's Calle Oficios. Its prayer hall with carved stucco survives inside a baroque palace built in 1722–1729 as Granada's city hall. The University of Granada now uses the building as a cultural centre with exhibitions.
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