Secrets Of Granada S Medieval Alhambra
Separate from the city of Granada itself, the famous Alhambra and all that it contains — royal halls and residences, brimming gardens, marble patios, and military barracks — have been a star attraction of the region for centuries. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, the Alhambra got its start under the Nasrid dynasty, the last line of Muslim sultans to rule over the Iberian Peninsula. With high ramparts that span a mile in circumference — not to mention 30 watchtowers and four nearly impenetrable gates — it’s endured countless sieges, demolitions, and additions over the years....