Arab Baths of Ronda

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The Arab Baths of Ronda are a remarkably well-preserved 13th–14th century Moorish hammam complex in Ronda, Spain, noted for its horseshoe arches, star-shaped skylights, and sophisticated hydraulic system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Moorish hammam
cultural heritage site
historic bathhouse complex
architecturalStyle Islamic architecture NERFINISHED
Moorish architecture NERFINISHED
builtBy Muslim rulers of Ronda
builtDuring Nasrid period
condition well-preserved
constructionPeriod 13th century
14th century
continent Europe
country Spain
era medieval period
feature barrel-vaulted roofs
cistern
horseshoe arches
hypocaust heating system
sophisticated hydraulic system
star-shaped skylights
water channels
waterwheel-powered pump
hasPart cold room
furnace area
hot room
service area
warm room
heritage Andalusian Islamic heritage
locatedIn Andalusia
Province of Málaga NERFINISHED
Ronda NERFINISHED
Spain
material brick
lime mortar
stone
near Arco de Felipe V NERFINISHED
Puente Viejo of Ronda NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
primaryFunction public bath
ritual purification facility
regionHistoryContext al-Andalus NERFINISHED
religiousContext Islam
significance important example of medieval Islamic bathing culture in Iberia
one of the best-preserved Arab baths in Spain
situatedOn bank of the Guadalevín River NERFINISHED
tourismCategory cultural tourism site
usedAs museum
usedFor hygiene
religious ablutions
social gatherings

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Ronda hasPart Arab Baths of Ronda