Alhambra - Granada - Oct06
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Details of decoration on the outsides of the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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Details of decoration on the outsides of the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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Details of decoration on the outsides of the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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Details of decoration on the outsides of the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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People resting and waiting to enter the Nasrid Palace, just outside the Charles V PalaceWhen you buy a ticket, you get a half hour time frame in which you have to enter the Nasrid Palace. If you don't, your ticket for the Nasrid Palace is void. The Nasrid Palace is the best part of the Alhambra Palace, is therefore visited and enjoyed the most. The time frame is used, to prevent huge number of people being at the Nasrid Palace at the same time. Once you enter the Nasrid Palace within the time frame, you can stay as long as you want.
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Armed Guards control that only elligibate ticket holders enter the Nasrid PalaceWhen you buy a ticket, you get a half hour time frame in which you have to enter the Nasrid Palace. If you don't, your ticket for the Nasrid Palace is void. The Nasrid Palace is the best part of the Alhambra Palace, is therefore visited and enjoyed the most. The time frame is used, to prevent huge number of people being at the Nasrid Palace at the same time. Once you enter the Nasrid Palace within the time frame, you can stay as long as you want.
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Small garden just outside the Palace of Charles VThe millitary complex, Alcazaba, is visible in the background.
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Details of decoration on the outsides of the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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Entrance to the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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The Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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Stairways inside the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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Entrance to the Palace of Charles VThe construction of the palace, which was started in 1533, was abandoned years later, as the kings had lost interest and the Court was already fully established in Madrid. It was at the end of the twentieth century when the building's roofing was put in place and the museums were fitted out inside, the Fine Arts Museum on the top floor and the Alhambra Museum on the ground floor. The building also houses temporary exhibitions, as well as some of the concerts of the Granada Music and Dance Festival in the courtyard.
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