The Puerta de la Justicia (Gate of Justice) is a distinctive Gothic and Moorish entrance within the Alcazaba of Almería, one of Spain's largest Arab citadels. Built during the Nasrid Period, this gate served as the principal entrance to the 10th-century fortress and provides access to the first enclosure of this remarkable Muslim fortification. The gate's architecture reflects centuries of cultural fusion, showcasing both Islamic craftsmanship and later Christian influences that shaped Almería's strategic defensive system along the Mediterranean coast.
