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5 days ago · Crowning a hill above the Spanish city of Granada, the Alhambra endures as the ultimate expression of Moorish art and architecture in Western Europe. For over two centuries, this sprawling citadel served as the fortified palace of the Nasrid dynasty, rulers of the Emirate of Granada from 1230 to 1492.
3 days ago · Just one palace for two religions. Originally, the Alhambra was built by the Moors, who followed the Islamic faith. Most of this palace is therefore decorated with symbols associated with this faith. This changed when the Alhambra was taken over by a Catholic ruler in 1492.
14 hours ago · A small exhibition narrates the castle’s history inside one of the towers. 10. Alhambra de Granada Photo Credit: Shutterstock. Whether you’re into art, history, or architecture, the Alhambra has it all. Named the Red Fortress for its striking towers and red walls, the Alhambra overlooks Granada, Spain, offering epic views.
1 day ago · The Alhambra, a wonder of Islamic heritage. The Alhambra is Granada's glorious centrepiece and one of the world’s best preserved historic Islamic palaces. According to the famous Granada-born poet and playwright, Federico García Lorca, the Alhambra with its majestic serenity is where “silence speaks” and you can feel the truth of his words passing through the Alhambra's magnificent ...
1 day ago · Day 10- Day at leisure. Spend a leisurely day in Granada, soaking in the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. Wander through the winding streets of the Albaicín, savoring the aroma of Andalusian cuisine. Alternatively, ask your Travelive expert to create the perfect tour based on your preferences. Day 11- Departure.
3 days ago · 8 Best Things to Do in Granada. The Alhambra Fortress. 2. Go on a Walking Tour. Admire the Beauty of Alhambra from Mirador de San Nicolás. Watch sunset at Saint Michael Viewpoint. Dance to the Flamenco show at La Alboreá. Eat and drink at the La Riviera Tapas Bar. Hike the waterfall trail.
5 days ago · The Palace of Charles V was the idea of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V in the early 16th century. The purpose of it was so there would be an original Spanish creation in the vast complex of the Alhambra instead of just the areas converted from Moorish to Spanish design.
