Muralla de Wādī Āš

Today: Muralla urbana de Guadix, Guadix

Place: Wādī Āš (Guadix)
Kind: Walls
Built: 11th to 12th century
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Visible from outside

The wall of Wādī Āš, built in the 11th century with the citadel under the Zīrids, using ashlar from the Roman theatre of Acci; a barbican was added along almost its whole length in the 12th century. Its remains can be seen along almost the whole line: the best preserved part is the almazana, and the Torreón del Ferro and the San Torcuato gate survive.

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