At the Judíos street, attached to the western section of the city walls, we can find the Casa Andalusí Museum, which still has its vaulted walkway. In its basement, there is a range of archaeological remains which testify to the mixture of cultures that took place in this city.Its structure suggests that it was an important Islamic house, with walls built from a mixture of bricks and stones. Reconverted to a house-museum, the Casa Andalusí recreates the intimate feeling of Spanish Moorish houses, as showing a model of one of the first paper factories in the West.
