Nasrid Palaces Review

Built in the 13th century, the Nasserius Palace has been renovated and expanded by King Sultan of all ages, and the sun is perfect, reaching the peak of Islamic architectural art. Several different courtyards represented by the atrium of myrtle and lion atrium are hidden in the towering city walls, between green trees and flowers, carefully and cleverly laid out, exquisite architecture, fine and complicated carvings...mysterious dream, easy to move, luxury and wealth are all in it.

Not only is it a great building, but it is in a great location. Highly recommend to everyone this place with history and good stories, I suggest you wear sneakers to walk in the palace, the garden is very large and needs to walk for a long time, I wish you a very pleasant time to play

The Naceres Palace is the essence of the Alhambra, representing the peak of Moorish art, and requires a separate ticket to enter. The walls, ceilings, vaults, and columns are all covered with a variety of carved patterns and beautiful. Among them, the lion atrium and myrtle nun courtyard are the most beautiful parts, which are breathtaking.

Exquisite and wonderful architectural style, heavy history.

The first must-see attraction in Granada is the Palace, which is also a world cultural heritage. The full name is: Alhambra - meaning "the city of red". The Alhambra is mainly composed of: Acazaba Castle, Naceres Palace and the Henelarif Palace as the summer palace. The Nasserius Palace is the essence of the Palace, where the text, skylights, cloisters, and pools are nowhere but the essence of Islamic culture.

The Nasserius Palace is the essence of the Alhambra, the first stop to visit the Palace complex. Here, the Moorish simple, elegant, exquisite and meticulous sculptures will be found in the room, mostly blue and white, occasionally red, yellow and so on. The roof ceiling was clearly cracked, indicating that it had been damaged by an earthquake before, and the restoration of the palace was a time-consuming project. The open window allows you to see the Albaysin district, including St. Nicholas Square. Out of the room came a chic patio courtyard, the small fountain in the patio seemed like pearls in round shells. Of course, the most impressive was the yellow carvings on the walls, which gave a golden luster in the sun, which was beautiful.