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Just a quick note here: the coordinates I've provided for this building are approximate, as I've never been able to enter it or see it when it was open, so it's hard to know exactly which structure it is when I look at Google Maps. I've looked at pictures (e.g. see this) and at a floor plan provided in the 1954 Marçais book (see citation on main page), as well as an official tourist map of the city where it is indicated (see here). In satellite imagery, the building that seems to located where I think it is doesn't really look like what I would expect it to look like based on the pictures and floor plan: the courtyard seems to be too large and without any mosque-like orientation.
Anyways, this isn't a major issue, I just thought I'd leave a note here in case someone comes along who can confirm or fix this. Robert Prazeres (talk) 20:37, 28 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]
