More "mocárabe" vaulting in the Hall of the Abencerrajes. Supposedly, a great massacre occurred here.
Not surprisingly, this is a famous view.
The last remaining stained glass. It is roped off and I had to hold the camera at the end of my arm, pointed up, to get this picture.
Patricia got a really good picture of the stained glass.
The hamam (baths), from the outside.
Washington Irving (you know him for "The Headless Horseman") lived here and wrote about the Alhambra before it was well known outside of Granada. His work helped popularize it as a tourist destination and led to much restoration.
You can see some of the old city wall in this picture.
Patricia captured this window sticker perfectly.
The city of Granada lies below the Alhambra complex.
The city of Granada lies below the Alhambra complex.
Interior courtyard
There were once many fountains
The Generalife are was built between 1302 and 1309. Think of it as a summer palace, even though it is attached to the Alhambra.
The city of Granada lies below the Alhambra complex.