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Mouhatamid Ibn Abbad Square
This large square with an impossible name to say, comes from Arabic hence its name, because the town where Silves is located was for at least five centuries ruled by Arabs, hence the name of the area - Al-garve. This place is very close to the bridge under which the river flows and which serves as a gateway to the city and where as it is stated on one of the large plaques in Arabic and Portuguese that it was once ruled by Al Mouhatamid who reigned in Seville as well and died in Marrakech. In this beautiful place we find beautiful gardens filled with fountains, palm trees and pomegranates, and which also houses the original structure that the Tourist Information offices are in.
From these gardens in the lower and central parts of the city you can see there from the top of the hill great views of the castle "Al Hamra" also of Arabic origins.
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