• The Gate of Bibarrambla or Bibrambla (Spanish: Puerta de Bibrambla), also known as Puerta del Arenal or Arch of the Ears (Spanish: Arco de las Orejas)...
  • Bibarrambla Gate. Popularly known as Bibarrambla Gate, Bab al-Ramla in Arabic or Puerta del Arenal, names taken from its original location.
  • Location on Googlemap. See more photos. The name Bibarrambla mean "Gate of the River" since the square originally stood on the sandy river bank.
  • The Puerta de las Armas or Gate of Arms is a gate entrance to the Alhambra Complex in Granada, Spain.
  • Bibarrambla: Possibly named for Bibarambla the gate, of the Spanish city of Granada, which translates into “gate of the river.”
  • From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Jump to navigation Jump to search. <nowiki>Arco de las Orejas; 耳の門; Gate of Bibarrambla o de las Orejas...
  • Plaza de Bib-Rambla, known as Bibarrambla amongst locals, is one the city’s oldest most ancient and transformed spots.
  • square meet, despite its proximity to the Gate of the Arenal (that is the Gate of Bibarrambla), dividing it into two the space for butcheries.
  • Kulakların Kapısı - Gate of the Ears. ... ^ "Puerta de Bibarrambla (y Arco de las Orejas)", porlascallesdegranada.blogspot.com.
  • The Gate of the Ears (Spanish: Arco de las Orejas), also known as the Arc of the Ears or Bib-Arrambla Gate, was a city gate of Granada (Andalusia, Spain).
  • The Plaza de Bibarrambla (or Bib-Rambla) and its surrounding area were a fundamental target of the Christian urban reforms that quickly transformed the Muslim...
  • Bib Rambla Square. ... Bib Rambla Gate (Puerta Bibarrambla) Painting Gate of the Ears as it stood circa 1830 by Scottish painter David Roberts.
  • On the left, forgotten among the trees and mossy stones, stands the Arco de las Orejas, the gate which once stood near the Plaza Bibarrambla in the city center...