The Alhambra

Completed towards the end of Muslim rule of Spain by Yusuf I (1333–1353) and Muhammed V, Sultan of Granada (1353–1391), the Alhambra is a reflection of the culture of the last centuries of the Moorish rule of Al Andalus, reduced […]

This large area comprises five distinct parts which coexist in harmony: Palace of the portico: it is located in the Tower of the ladies and owes its name to a structure of portico of 5 arches that give entry to […]

It is a Renaissance building annexed to the Partal and the Nazrid Palaces. Since 1958, it is seat of the Museum of fine arts of Granada. It was commissioned by King Charles I (Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire under […]

They are outside the walls of the Alhambra and were at the time an important farm, with several orchards and farm recreation of the sultans. The existing building was very unique with regard to similar buildings in other almunias, as […]

The choice of the Mount of the Sabika to establish the seat of the Kingdom and the structure of services and production of food and manufactured goods brought inevitably entailed the construction of a well protected fortress. Previous buildings already […]

It is a set of various Royal houses that were built by the different sultans who ruled in the Nasrid stage and receiving the common nickname of the Nasrid palaces . Three major and independent spaces can be identified: Mexuar, […]

The Alhambra is a Moorish Palatine town in Granada, Spain. It`s a rich palace complex and fortress that housed the monarch and the Court of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada (XIIIth – XVth centuries). Its real appeal, as in other […]