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Bells and the Garden of Saint Peter
Built in the XIV century, the bell tower features a polygonal shape with seven sides. The bell tower, which along with the Tower of Saint Peter, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1986 is decorated with overlapping multilinear arches done in brick and featuring green and white ceramic tiles of almohad influence. The top of the bell tower features seven little octagonal towers which lend the structure its unique appearance.
Walking along the path of the purpose-built walkway one can see a series of windows that would have originally looked out into the Jewish quarter of medieval Teruel.