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Castillo de Guzmán
The Castillo de Guzmán has an entrance at its far end on Calle Guzmán. At the time of writing, the castle was closed for refurbishment until Jun 2007 (so check with the tourist office for opening hours thereafter), but it's still worth walking about the exterior of this imposing fortress. The Castillo was originally built in AD 960 under the orders of the Cordoban caliph, Abd ar-Rahman III, as fortification against Norse and African raids.
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Iglesia de San Mateo
Look in at the bustling, neo-Mudejar Market before winding your way to the heart of the old town and the mainly 15th-century Iglesia de San Mateo. The streets south of the church are little-changed since Islamic times.
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Mirador El Estrecho
Climb the stairs at the end of Calle Coronel Moscardó and go left on Calle Aljaranda to reach the Mirador El Estrecho atop part of the castle walls, with spectacular views across to Africa.
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