The name of god repeated 50,000 times is the prevalent theme.
The patterns tend to fuse at a distance but the closer one looks the more there is to see.
In fact, they were originally a riot of colour,Read more
The name of god repeated 50,000 times is the prevalent theme.
The patterns tend to fuse at a distance but the closer one looks the more there is to see.
In fact, they were originally a riot of colour,Read more
The Nazarie Palaces, owned by Ismail (1314-1325), Yusuf I (1333-1354) and Muhammad V (1362-1391) are the principal attraction. Like Moroccan houses to this day, they are not very attractive on theRead more
Originally constructed by the Moors in 889 AD, this small fortress was built on Roman foundations. Gradually it expanded to become a sumptious palace. Our guide at the Alhambra was a brilliant manRead more
This one is long but hopefully worth the read, once again I am way behind on updating the blog but I'm just having way too much fun on the trip. Will be working harder to update more frequently but noRead more
The Alcazaba is the 13th century fort at the Alhambra. There were some great views of the city. The old guy was happy that the route home was all down hill, although he still found a few rest stops.Read more
Everything above waist height is plastered.
You might also know this place by the following names:
Alhambra, The Alhambra
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