Torre de San Martín

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Torre de San Martín is a notable Mudéjar-style bell tower in the city of Teruel, Spain, recognized as part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its distinctive medieval Islamic-influenced architecture.

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Torre de San Martín canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mudéjar architecture
bell tower
historic monument
architecturalStyle Gothic
Mudéjar
associatedWith Mudéjar art in Aragon
category Tourist attraction in Teruel
constructionStart early 14th century
continent Europe
country Spain
function bell tower
hasComponent arched passage at base
belfry
decorative friezes
twin windows with columns
height approximately 40 metres
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural (Spain)
UNESCO World Heritage Site
heritageStatus World Heritage Site component
inception 14th century
influencedBy Christian Gothic architecture
linked to: Gothic architecture

Islamic architecture
locatedIn Aragon
Province of Teruel
linked to: Teruel province

Spain
Teruel
linked to: city of Teruel
locatedOn Calle de los Amantes, Teruel
materialUsed brick
ceramic tile
municipality Teruel
linked to: city of Teruel
notableFor Islamic-influenced ornamental brickwork
geometric ceramic tile decoration
horseshoe-arch motifs
partOf Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon
historic centre of Teruel
linked to: city of Teruel
protectionStatus protected monument in Spain
region Aragon
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
UNESCOExtensionYear 2001
UNESCOInscriptionYear 1986
UNESCORegion Europe and North America
UNESCOSiteName Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon
usedFor calling to religious services
timekeeping (historically)

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Teruel province contains Torre de San Martín
Torre de El Salvador isCloseTo Torre de San Martín
Teruel hasLandmark Torre de San Martín
subject linked to: city of Teruel