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Plaza de Alonso Cano
Plaza de Alonso Cano is sited where the former clauster Iglesia del Sagrario, designed by Siloé, was placed. In 1945 was the monument by Alonso Cano, the work of the Granada-born sculptor, placed there.
Plaza de las Pasiegas
Plaza de las Pasiegas is situaded in front of the main facade of the chatedral. The opening was allegedly in the mid 15th century, even though the current configuration is from the late 18th century. The plaza was reformed in 1946 due to a proyect by the municipal engineer José Pérez Pozuelo and the work was done by the architect Alvarez Cienfuegos.
In order to emphasise the scenographic character of this urban place, a decorative program is carried out on the facades of the houses, despite Palacio Arzobispalo, with Pompeian-cut and architectural motifs. It is known by the name Las Pasiegas since 1807, because several pasiegas had their fabric stores there.
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Plaza de Alonso Cano
Plaza de Alonso Cano is sited situated where the former clauster Iglesia del Sagrario, designed by Siloé, was placed built. In 1945 was the monument by of Alonso Cano, the work of the Granada-born sculptor, was placed built there.
Plaza de las Pasiegas
Plaza de las Pasiegas is situated in front of the main facade of the chathedral. The opening was allegedly supposedly ("allegedly" implies that people are arguing against it, and that it is heavily doubted) in the mid 15th century, even though the current configuration layout is from the late 18th century. The plaza was reformed in 1946 due to a project by the municipal engineer José Pérez Pozuelo, and the work was done with the work being done ("and" implies that they are two seperate statements, when they are actually linked to eachother) by the architect Alvarez Cienfuegos.
In order to emphasise the scenographic character of this urban place, a decorative program is carried out on the facades of the houses, despite Palacio Arzobispalo, with Pompeian-cut and architectural motifs. It is has known by the name Las Pasiegas since 1807, because several pasiegas had their fabric stores there.
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