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Início / Resultados da pesquisa 103
Palacio de Comares: Ceiling of the Salon de Embajadores
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio de los Abencerrajes: Only the foundation remains of this palace
This palace was named after a noble family that lived here. [The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal:
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal: Closeup of fish in the Partal Palace pool
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal: Fish swimming in the pond
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal: Large pool in front of the Partal Palace portico
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal: Lily pond
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal: This portico has five arches and it overlooks a large pool
This is the residence of the magnates that lived around the Alhambra. Its decoration is the oldest of the Alhambra. [The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Palacio del Partal: View of the portico and the Damas Tower
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Panoramic view of Granada from the Alhambra
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Patio de los Arrayanes
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Patio de los Arrayanes: Details of the tiles and wall decoration
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Patio de los Arrayanes: Intricate carving
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Patio de los Arrayanes: Intricate carving
[The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]
Patio de los Leones: The lions and the fountain have been removed for restoration
The first of the lions was removed for restoration in February 2007 and the restoration of the 12 lions was to have taken two years. As at September 2011, there were no lions in sight, but they were restored in December 2011. [The Alhambra - Granada - Spain]