Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Aranjuez Cultural Landscape' has mentioned 'Palace' in the following places:
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| [9] In the second half of the 16th century, the royal palace was constructed and the name of the enlarged settlement was changed from Alpajes to Aranjuez. | WIKI |
| In 1752, during the reign of Ferdinand VI Aranjuez, previously reserved for the royal family, nobles of the royal court and palace servants started to be opened providing overnight accommodation for visitors, who had previously been obliged to lodge in nearby settlements such as Ocaxc3xb1a. | WIKI |
| Since the mill was visible from the palace, it was architecturally attractive and sometimes used as the residence of the town governor. | WIKI |
| This was the first extension beyond the Royal Palace, along the south bank of the river Tagus (Local spelling Tajo). | WIKI |
| Sights in the city include many buildings in addition to the 17th century Royal Palace and church mentioned above: | WIKI |
| House of Trades and Knights House of Infantes and Atarfe Pleasure craft Museum Farmhand's House House of Employees (currently Town Hall) Alpajes Church Saint Pascual's Royal Convent Old Saint Charles' Hospital (to be restored) Charles III's Royal Theatre (recently restored and reopened in 2014) Supply Market Plaza de Toros and Bullfighting Museum "Una Gran Fiesta" Medinaceli Palace Governor's House (currently University of High Studies Centre Philip II) Mother Queen's old garage, today cultural centre "Isabel de Farnesio" Typical 'corralas' (buildings with running balconies around a central courtyard) Godoy and Osuna Palaces Silvela's Palace (also known as Bavaria's Palace) Royal Country Estate of Saint Isidro | WIKI |
| Isle Garden xe2x80x93 to the north of the palace, bordered by the river (beyond weir) and a broad irrigation canal Parterre Garden The formal garden and fountains in front of the palace and to the north of Mariblanca/San Isadro Prince's Garden Along the river to the east, bordered by Calle de la Reina Isabella II's Garden a small formal garden adjacent to Mariblanca/San Isidro Historical thickets and woodlands Centre of Interpretation of the Natural Reserve "El Regajal-Mar de Ontxc3xadgola" Tree-lined walks and rides through the former nursery gardens (now agriculture) at Doce Calles (12 ways roundabout on M-305 Northbound to Madrid) | WIKI |
| Aranjuez has always been an attractive city for tourists with its Royal Palace, the gardens, the Tagus river and the landscapes. | WIKI |
| Aranjuez is served by the public Autovxc3xada A-4 (Madrid Cordoba) The exit at kilometre 37 connects to the M-305 (regular road which leads via La Montaxc3xb1a district and automotive sales zone (3xc2xa0km north of city) and then directly to the royal palace. | WIKI |
| Mutiny of Aranjuez re-enactment about first week of September, declared a cultural event of National Tourist Interest, which includes a funfair (car park, M-305), sports events (Delete stadium), food and drink stalls (Mariblanca), a concert at the Royal Palace, a traditional or Sacrificio Goyesque (in the Plaza de Toros), a dramatic street re-enactment of the flaming torch attack and capture of Godoy at his Palace, (that building now houses a school) with fireworks and costumes inspired by Goya paintings. | WIKI |
| The property comprises diverse elements that make up the different zones: historic vegetable gardens, tree-lined avenues and groves (Legamarejo, Picotajo, El Rebollo), the Palace and ornamental gardens (the Princexe2x80x99s, the Island, the Parterre, the Kingxe2x80x99s and Isabella IIxe2x80x99s gardens) and the 18th century historic town centre. | UNESCO |
| These include the water landscape (rivers, ponds, dams and ditches), the agricultural landscape (orchards and nurseries, stock-breeding farms, and meadows), the delectable landscape for leisure (ornamental gardens), the ordered landscape (the geometry of the streets and squares that shape the natural terrain), and the constructed landscape (the palace, the planned town, the roads, and agricultural buildings). | UNESCO |
| The Aranjuez Cultural Landscape contains all its elements and attributes: the irrigation and hydraulic systems, the vegetable and ornamental gardens, the tree-lined streets and squares, the Royal Palace, and the historic centre. | UNESCO |
| The Royal Palace is used for cultural and institutional acts. | UNESCO |