There's more here than can be described in this brief review. All in all, one of the most beautiful places you will ever have the pleasure to visit.

There's more here than can be described in this brief review. All in all, one of the most beautiful places you will ever have the pleasure to visit.
This is a very neat sight but it lack the opulence of the Royal Palace in Madrid or the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. You need to be able to walk a lot to take in the whole site and to be frank after three hours I was a little bored and exhausted. Still it was a special place that I...
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Quite the place. The palace was great, as were the gardens and the fort and ruins. Great views of the area as well. Parking was a bit pricey - especially on top of the ticket price.
Take the bus up the hill - it's a long walk! Allow a whole day if you can as there is much to see. Then take a leisurely stroll down the path behind the Alhambra that leads you onto the riverside road back into town via many nice bars and restaurants.
An outstanding well maintained monument - not to be missed. Organisation superb, excellent parking facilities.
The Alhambra is a must to see in Granada and give yourself 4 hours to see it all. Its a good walk to Alhambra but has a steep incline. Booking well in advance is a must. You can book via Caxia banks as they have billet machines that allow you get tickets
Not to be missed on a visit to Granada. Apart from the magnificent grounds and the stunning Moorish architecture and artwork, you can take yourself back more than five centuries to 1492, that astonishing year when The Alhambra was at the center of epochal world events. See where King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella marked the final stage of the Reconquista...
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I loved touring the Alhambra solo, walking through the gardens and taking my time to enjoy the marvelous views. It seemed a very popular destination and very crowded but luckily, it came in waves. I would get tickets in advance so you do not have to wait in lines just to buy tickets.
Great monument, great heritage. Must visit in Granada. Tickets are mandatory to enter the palace and preferably must be bought beforehand to avoid last minute rush. Since the palace is up a hill, one must be ready to go up the incline either on foot or take a minibus for easier access.
There is very little that could be added to the already fantastic reviews of Alhambra apart from the fact that you should make every effort you can to visit.
It is absolutely beautiful and you can spend a good day just exploring all the various parts of it. It's not only the Palaces which take your breath away, but the...
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