The Alhambra is a palace and fortress in Granada, Spain. It was originally built in 889 and rebuilt in the mid-13th century.
We’d heard repeatedly about how famous the Alhambra was and how it was at the top of the To Do list for Spain, so we drove the 1 hour from our rental and visited it for the afternoon.
We weren’t nearly as impressed as most people. I think a large part of that was because we had just been to the Alcázar of Seville a few weeks prior. It was still neat to see so I’m glad we went.
The Alhambra consists of many different buildings and areas.
The grounds:
Inside the Nasrid Palaces:
The Alcazaba:
The Courtyard of the Palace of Charles V:
The view of Granada from the grounds:
Chuck and Beckett’s Assessment of the Alhambra:
Beckett’s Final Rating: