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897:) So named because of its square structure looming three balconies, each facing a cardinal point. From these balconies kings could watch the shows that were held at the foot of the castle. Adjoining the tower has a small tower with a square base and higher. Both towers located very close to each other, are in the most remote area of the castle, on its south side. In this place could find other garden as JardĂn del Cenador that today has disappeared and according news had a small fountain.
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992:) reserved space for birds that inhabited the castle. Located in an inner courtyard, it was only uncovered at the top, which was closed by a network that prevented them from escaping. From GalerĂa del Rey can completely observe this courtyard. Highlights in the place a space built in plaster that served as a nesting place for birds and still preserved in fairly good condition.
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gate to which is on the main façade. The Great Hall was topped by three towers. Today only two remain: the central one, above the main door, was removed in 1414. On the upper floor several chambers existed, including the "Cambra luenga" (Long chamber) and the adjacent "Cambra de doña Juana" (chamber of
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The Old Palace, built in the 13th century in gothic style, is structured around a rectangular courtyard around which all dependencies luenga. On the ground floor there were the stores and the chapel of St George, built before 1357. Also on the ground floor stood the royal court's Great Hall, the main
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burned the palace with the aim to French could not make forts in it, which almost brought in ruin. It is since 1937 when architects José and Javier Yarnoz
Larrosa began the rehabilitation (except the non-damaged church) for the castle palace, giving it back its original appearance and see today. The
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The care of the gardens were many gardeners, although in the care of them also involved the kings themselves, more than anything else as entertainment. For watering gardens a complicated system of irrigation was performed using lead pipes it was made in 1409 by Juan D'Espernou and later in 1414 by
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inside the royal palace, built in 13th-century. It highlights its cover consists of five decorated pointed archivolts, like the tympanum which is represented an image of Saint Mary head of the temple. On both sides a group of blind arches with images representing the
Apostles. In front of its main
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So named because since it was a watchman notice of any incident that may occur in the vicinity. It is a square tower on whose crenellated terrace rises other smaller circulated. There were located the watchman; it is so small that there is only space for one man. Adjoining the tower found another
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The entrance to the palace is through Plaza de Carlos III el Noble. The cover consists of a semicircular arch leads into an inner square known as Patio de los
Naranjos, because in this place the king had commanded orange plants and other fruit trees. Today the floor is paved but originally was a
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In the works of this palace intervened many artists of various nationalities, example of
Eclecticism prevailing in the courtly constructions of the time; French influence is evident in towers, windows and balconies, while the Hispanic transpires in adarves flown on dogs in degradation as well as
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river was brought to supply the palace. Hollow on the inside, from here water to the palace and the royal gardens was provided. The distribution was carried through lead pipes that were embedded in the palace's walls. Water gardens was made by copper buckets. This complex irrigation system was
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of the house of Évreux, performs expansion works at the Old Palace in order to give the court a stationary and stable residence. While first reforms consisted repair the building and open new spaces for new courtesans needs soon outgrew the castle, so it had to consider the construction of new
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in it. This coat of arms is still visible today, but very deteriorated. The Old Palace eventually entered into a state of disrepair, and was largely abandoned. Most of its internal structure fell to ruin, although its main façade and four towers survived. The building was restored in the 20th
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century, but the internal chambers had been lost beyond repair. The four remaining towers are known as Torre de San Jorge (tower of St George), Torre de la Prisión (Tower of the prison), Torre de la Cigueña or de la
Atalaya (Tower of the crane); the fourth tower has no specific name.
960:. Of this rectangular building only the outer walls remain. On top of the chapel rose a second floor for Queen's stay, but the poor quality of construction, as it was done in masonry, has meant that it has not reached today. Under the chapel find a vaulted space, which is an old
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and vegetal decoration. One motif that appears is the chestnut leaves of
Charles III's badge. The room is usually closed to the public, only opened by arrangement, to avoid damaging the plasterwork that are in pretty bad condition. The panels, left to right are pictured below:
576:) is the main body of the Castle, on the first floor is the apartments of King and Queen, on the second floor is the Exhibition Room, with the exhibition "Olite, throne of a Kingdom ". Continuing up the spiral staircase arrived at the Tower of Homage. A total of 133 steps.
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to prevent its occupation by French troops. It was largely restored from 1937 in works that lasted for 30 years giving it back its original appearance. Nevertheless, miscellaneous architectural decoration of its interior, and the outside gardens, were lost.
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tradition. The floor was paved with glazed bricks, while the ceilings sported wood paneling with gold accents. The windows were closed with stained glass. Beside it a small room known as Queen's toilet. The floors were covered with carpets and tapestries.
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o named because of its square structure looming three balconies, each facing a cardinal point. From these balconies kings could watch the shows that were held at the foot of the castle. Adjoining the tower has a small tower with a square base and higher.
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The Royal Palace was burned extensively, but not the church among other elements, in 1813 during the
Napoleonic French Invasion. After it was completelly rehabilitated in 1967 with original stones. Here see a painting of the Royal Palace's condition in
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Navarrese court was traveling, so it can not consider this palace as royal seat during that time, as the castle was occupied intermittently by kings according to their preferences. So it had the presence of King
552:. this popular name came for its almost total absence of light and that is a large room whose only function is to support the weight of the Queen's garden located at the top. It is covered with large pointed arches.
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With the development of the New Palace in the 14th century, the royal court moved out the Old Palace. Parts of the Old Palace were thereafter used as stables, kitchens, and other secondary dependencies. In 1584 the
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At the time the castle palace was considered the height of the most luxurious
European courts. The interior decoration of which nothing remains except a small remainder was composed of plasterwork, tiled and
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The fortification is both castle and palace, although it was built more like a courtier building to fulfil a military function. Since the 13th-century the Castle of Olite has been called the Palace of the
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Built with large stone walls, adopts a polygonal shape with incoming and outgoing somewhat untidy and numerous towers covered with slate roofs instead of the originals that were covered with lead roofs.
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arches, the lower higher than the top. Divided into three vertical sections separated by diamond pillars, the two of the ends formed of five arches while the center is formed only four.
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was an important part in this palace's life, so there aware of the existence of a Basque pelota's corridor and a set of racket. A document of 1408 tells of repair work on the
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smaller cylindrical. In this tower stands a window lintel with original Gothic tracery, and wants to represent the eternal bond, one of the symbols of
Charles III the Noble.
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The Palace of the Kings of Navarre of Olite (castle palace of Olite) consists of three cores: the Old Palace, the New Palace and the church iglesia de Santa MarĂa la Real.
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did not feel special predilection for the Old Palace considering it old and uncomfortable, motivated the construction of a new Palace-Castle of new plant.
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John Nelbort of Bristol. As winter was cold, the trees were protected by awnings that were attached to the walls, in the manner of greenhouses.
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small ornaments at the top. This garden is one of the places sheltered from the wind, so it is the ideal place to build the Queen's garden.
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and stone benches located next to windows. It was decorated with wooden baseboards, tapestries, paintings and plasterwork of
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facade a beautiful cloister discovered of the same period.
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The Royal Castle of Olite (Notes of a journey to Navarre)
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1577:Palacio de los Gobernadores de Nuevo MĂ©xico
1269:Abbey of Santa MarĂa la Real de Las Huelgas
937:From this place can see the Pozo de hielo (
1644:Buildings and structures completed in 1424
1537:Palacio de los Capitanes Generales de Cuba
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1684:Burned buildings and structures in Spain
414:Andre Maria Erreginaren eliza, Erriberri
1572:Palacio del Gobernador de las Filipinas
1562:Palacio Virreinal de Santa Fé de Bogotá
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206:until its conquest by Castile (1512).
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800:Gallery's King, Royal Palace of Olite
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1233:Alcázar of Seville: Upper Apartments
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468:with his wife who had died in 1415.
308:In 1813 Navarrese guerrilla fighter
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1552:Palacio del Fuerte de Buenos Aires
259:Sancho VII of Navarre "the Strong"
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1624:Buildings and structures in Olite
1351:Alcázar of the Caliphs of Córdoba
1285:Casita del PrĂncipe (El Escorial)
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16:Fortification in Navarre, Spain
1654:Gothic architecture in Navarre
1290:Casita del PrĂncipe (El Pardo)
1130:Castillo-Palacio Real de Olite
556:Cuerpo principal or Gran Torre
382:Iglesia de Santa MarĂa la Real
366:Nowadays, the Old Palace is a
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889:Torre de los Cuatro Vientos
1456:Royal Palace of Tordesillas
1315:Colegio de Doncellas Nobles
1300:Pantheon of Illustrious Men
319:Foral Government of Navarre
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1466:Palacio Real de Valladolid
1223:La Granja de San Ildefonso
1091:"El Palacio Real de Olite"
663:Islamic geometric patterns
404:Santa MarĂa la Real, Olite
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314:Napoleonic French Invasion
234:Napoleonic French Invasion
98:Merindad de Olite, Navarre
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1446:Royal Palace of Perpignan
1376:Castle Alcázar of Segorbe
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1259:Convent of La EncarnaciĂłn
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1582:Royal Palace of Brussels
1481:Valldemossa Charterhouse
1043:Joan, Heiress of Navarre
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511:Pedro IV the Ceremonious
285:in 1380, 1381 and 1384.
1679:Former gardens in Spain
1471:Royal Alcázar of Madrid
1436:Royal Palace of Estella
1421:Palacio de la Magdalena
1310:Convent of Santa Isabel
446:Charles III "the Noble"
204:Charles III "the Noble"
160:Design and construction
1507:Royal Palace of Naples
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1431:Palacio de la Ribera
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948:Capilla de San Jorge
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1183:Patrimonio Nacional
1173:Spanish Royal sites
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505:The hanging gardens
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1629:Palaces in Navarre
1619:Castles in Navarre
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1527:Palacio del Virrey
1476:Torre de la Parada
1411:Monastery of Yuste
1371:Buen Retiro Palace
1346:Alcázar of Segovia
1295:Casita del Infante
1180:Royal sites of the
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