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1. CavaAltayCava Baja By: Daniel Ulman

2. Where’s Cava Alta Located Situated between : Toledo Street and Humilladero Street Near Cebada Square

3. What is Cava Alta? Cava Alta, at the beginning was a moat. It finished at the Church of San Francisco el Grande, so they call it: Cava the San Francisco el Grande, and later, Cava Alta.

4. Places of Cava Alta. Cava Alta has a lot of excellent restaurants, but mostly there are only taverns.The tavern most visitated in this age, is the tavern of San Isidro. There are also theatres and hotels on this street.

8. Where’s Cava Baja Located Cava Baja it is totally parallel of Cava Alta, so is situted in the same place. The Cavas arrive to the Cebada Square. Also, near Toledo and Humilladero Streets.

9. Places of Cava Baja. This street has mostly taverns than restaurants. The historic taverns of this street are: The Dragon, The Ville, The Lion of Gold. This street has a lot of trade.

10. Cava Baja Cava Baja has a lot of trade. Most of the merchant stop here for shopping or resting a little. In the Middle Ages, it was a place where people did business.

11. Difference betweentheCavas. Cava Baja was the only moat, Cava Alta never was a moat, butreceive this nameofbecause the other. Another difference wasthat the CavaAlta was at higher positionthan CavaBaja.

12. Webs where I found information. www.madripedia.com www.google.es/cava-alta www.google.es/cava-baja www.google.es/Latina www.google.es/cavas-turismo