Bāb al-Unaydar

Today: Puerta Monaita, Granada

Place: Ġarnāṭa (Granada)
Kind: Gate
Built: 11th century
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

One of the oldest gates of Granada, the main entrance to the Zīrid citadel of the Albaicín, built in the 11th century when the capital moved from Madīnat Ilbīra to Granada and altered by the Naṣrids. The tower and the gate survive, with two horseshoe arches framed by alfiz and a brick vault between them, which led to a guard court and a bent entrance. It was restored in 1998 and 1999 but is somewhat neglected.

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