El Gallo Azul is a building located in the center of Jerez, Spain. Built in 1928 as a gift to the city, it was commissioned by the architect Aníbal González. The architecture is neoclassical, regionalist, and neomudéjar. El Gallo Azul, with its nearly circular floor plan, open ground-floor gallery with marble Jónica columns, and wide upper-floor terrace, is a significant landmark in the historic and commercial center of Jerez.
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