Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'University and Historic Precinct of Alcalá de Henares' has mentioned 'Well' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| [19] The location of the Jewish quarter of the city is well known xe2x80x93 between Mayor, Santiago, Imagen and Cervantes streets. | WIKI |
| This campus includes most science departments and student housing (as well as its own, separate RENFE station). | WIKI |
| This site is where Christopher Columbus and King Ferdinand planned the excursion to the West as well as the birthplace of Catherine of Aragon, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, who would be the first wife of King Henry VIII of England and therefore queen consort of England. | WIKI |
| Alcalxc3xa1 is well known for its population of white storks. | WIKI |
| By car, Alcalxc3xa1 de Henares is well linked with the state roads network with the nearby A-2, the highway which starts in Madrid and continues on to Barcelona and to France. | WIKI |
| The festival goes well into the night and centers around the Plaza de Cervantes where stages are set up to host the performances. | WIKI |
| Juxtaposed with the medieval town, this new city was converted into an exceptional model that embodied the Augustinian model of the City of God, as well as to the way it was planned and the buildings it was endowed with. | UNESCO |
| The grid-like urban layout and design of the university, the medieval city street networks with its Calle Mayor as the main artery, as well as the Baroque archways, are all in an exemplary state of conservation. | UNESCO |
| In spite of the many vicissitudes that it has undergone in the past 160 years the property has retained a substantial degree of authenticity in its urban fabric and in many of its historic buildings, including representative institutional buildings as well as protected residential buildings, authenticity has been retained as far as materials and form are concerned. | UNESCO |
| Both the 1985 Ley de Patrimonio Histxc3xb3rico Espaxc3xb1ol (the Spanish Statexe2x80x99s Heritage Law), as well as the 1998 Ley de Patrimonio Histxc3xb3rico de la Comunidad de Madrid (the Autonomous Community of Madridxe2x80x99s Heritage Law), protect the historic precinct as a whole, as well as individual buildings that have special listings. | UNESCO |
| In addition, the regulations regarding the construction of new buildings depend on the historic constructions that are to be recovered, and restrictions regarding height, the given use of the building and aesthetic conditions as well as the position of advertising and other installations on the constructions. | UNESCO |
| It also has its own financial resources as well as those that come from regional administrations and European funds. | UNESCO |