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A special place inside my heart (RL🏴🖤)

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Very nice and fast cycle path.

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CROSSING THE TIME RIVER BY THE FLYOVER

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The Iglesia de San Isidro, also known as the Ermita de San Isidro, is a historic religious building in Granada, Spain. It was built in the 17th century, between 1650 and 1651, and is located in the Beiro district. The church was originally founded as a small chapel by local farmers in honor of their patron saint, San Isidro Labrador. In 1971, the chapel was elevated to a parish church. The building has a simple architecture with a Latin cross plan and a Baroque altar. The church is known for its white and red exterior and the small plaza in front of it, which features a wrought iron cross. Inside, you will find a Baroque altarpiece with statues of Christ, San Isidro, and Santa María de la Cabeza.

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The cycle path is a green way to approach Granada. But it is not that special. Rather a missed opportunity to make something beautiful of it.

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There are several points here: a water crossing point, a new bicycle bridge and a bicycle tunnel under the Rio Genil.

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Although catalogued within the heritage of Granada, it is an attraction for the future enjoyment of neighbors and curious people, since it is located right on the border of our municipality with the capital. The rapid rehabilitation of the vault is expected and it is a bridge over the old riverbed, a bluestone bridge from the first third of the nineteenth century. It is representative of French architecture and has a single eye with a lowered arch. It is called the French Bridge, probably built by Napoleonic troops for the occupation of Granada.

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The mural, located on Calle Real de Purchil, measures almost 20 metres and depicts Agustina González López 'La Zapatera', writer, thinker, avant-garde painter and Spanish politician of the twentieth century, and Joaquina Eguaras Ibáñez, the first professor at the University of Granada and the only one at this institution until 1935. In addition, the mural also includes a detail in tribute to Mariana Pineda: the flag that the heroine never embroidered and that hangs on one of the balconies.

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