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Ceuta Cathedral

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La Catedral de Ceuta se encuentra situada en el espacio conocido desde época portuguesa como «La Ciudad», en un promontorio al sudeste de la zona interfosos y fue construida sobre una mezquita de la época de dominación árabe (711-1415). Durante el sitio de los 30 años fue hospital de sangre.
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