File:Rotonda Bosque de cactus.jpg
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Monumental roundabout "Cactus Forest".
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Español: La rotonda monumental "Bosque de cactus", también conocida como "Jardín de cactus", es obra de Dennis Oppenheim y se ubica en la Plaza de Castilla, en pleno centro de la ciudad de Murcia. Fabricada de metal y vidrio, cuenta con un sistema de iluminación propio.
English: The monumental roundabout "Cactus Forest," also known as "Cactus Garden," is the work of Dennis Oppenheim and is located in Plaza of Castilla, right in the center of the city of Murcia. Made of metal and glass, it features its own lighting system. |
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