The Alhambra in Granada is the oldest (XIII-XIV century) and the best preserved Arab palace in the world, built by the rulers of the dynasty Nasrydów as the crowning of art and their power.
The ring of walls forms a rectangle with a length of over 700 m and a width of over 200 m. Inside, although today in the edition for tourists, you can find the embodiment of the scenery from 1001 nights. Fairy decorations of chambers, Arabian courtyards with water in the fountain or gardens in the summer residence of Generalife act on imagination.
In the background, behind the pearl of Granada and Andalusia, the peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains rise.
