Alhambra

The Alhambra is a stunning masterpiece of Moorish architecture nestled in Granada, Spain. The intricate designs, lush gardens, and breathtaking views captivate visitors. Exploring its palaces, courtyards, and the Generalife gardens is like stepping back in time. A must-visit for anyone seeking beauty, history, and culture. Tips: It can be done as a day trip from Seville. Bus takes approx. 4hours each way.

alhambra is an arabic word meaning “red castle”. this islamic monument is an ancient palace, fortress and citadel located in granada, spain. the palace is maintained very well and has beautiful architecture. the beautiful gardens, the views on the top of the palace overlooking the city was spectacular. definitely a must visit and monument.

Inquiring about tickets for the Alhambra Palace a few days in advance should be purchased on its official website 3-6 months in advance. It is said that tickets can be swiped at 12:00 in the middle of the night. The result is that there are no tickets for all dates on the official website. My husband does not believe that there is such a hanging, we booked a hotel less than 200 meters close to this scenic area, put down the luggage and went straight to the entrance of the scenic spot that afternoon to buy tomorrow tickets on the spot, all the staff said that the official website was pre-sale, and there was no ticket. I happened to meet several compatriots who came out to visit, and they said they bought it on the official website six months in advance. This is depressing. If my husband can't visit the Alhambra Palace, he will come to Granada for nothing. In a hurry, I found that Trip.com can spend double the price to buy tomorrow's tickets. Trip.com's role as a "scalper party" made us get what we wanted. Thank you very much for Trip.com's powerful ability. [Smiling] [Happy]. Francisco Tarega, the Spanish guitarist at the peak of classical guitar music, has a rich variety of compositions and performances. Looking for the "famous song" in this guitar music "Memories of the Alhambra Palace", we came to the Alhambra Palace (Palace of the Alhambra ), also known as the "Red Palace", in Granada, Spain, with the heart of pilgrimage. This is the palace of the Granada Kingdom, established by the Moors of the Middle Ages in Spain. It is the essence of all the monuments of Spain, known as the "City of the Palace" and "Wonder of the World".

talking about La Alhambra makes me think of memories of Alhambra! the musical piece and the palace are both so mysterious! the rhythm is so deeply rooted in my mind so as La Alhambra! it was a shame that I didn’t have enough time to explore the palace in detail and I wish I would go back to visit it again someday!

Very worth seeing the palace, it is better to know the background information before coming. The palace is luxurious and the garden is spotless. Very well maintained. Have the opportunity to see the book of Washington Irvine, it should be more conducive to visiting. In honor of Shengton Irvine, there is also an American HOTEL nearby, you can also see

As a person who has read dozens of related papers and reported on the paper, it was shocking when he came in person, and he especially liked the palace, which was more vivid and lively than other palaces. Compared with the paper/picture/video, in addition to the visual experience (cloud/water/mountain/city/gong/flower/grass/tree/person), there are three other senses: hearing (wind/rain/quan/person), touch (breeze/drizzle), smell (flower fragrance), etc. Overall good value for money, especially when a ticket is difficult to find on holidays. The customer service is also very friendly. When I was accidentally trapped in the mountain path the day before, I actively helped contact the local guide and provide various contact information for rescue. Thank you very much. It is not recommended to go hiking on the mountain where the palace is located when the weather may be worse. In particular, avoid going to the north slope, which can be found from the topographic map is very steep, and the wind valley is further north, in addition to a river separated from the road.