Dar al-Horra is a former 15th-century Nasrid palace located in the Albaicín quarter of Granada, Spain. Since the early 16th century it was used as part of …
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Apr 30, 2024
This is a palace owned by the Mother of the last Moorish Emir of Granada, Bobadil. This was a lovely little place, beautifully decorated with ornate plasterwork and painted wooden ceilings. There w…Full review by MarcusHurley
Nov 22, 2023
For my money, I would make this #2 or #3 to see in Granada. You have find this house though, and it isn't easy--but try. The house should simply be called "the house of Aisha," who was the mother of …Full review by Kenpasha
May 23, 2023
A beautiful preserved but simply decorated palace from the Moorish era. Lovely views of the Alhambra from the top and views of the old city walls.Full review by claire c
Hi Im trying to buy a tarifa general ticket for all 10 places to visit in alhambra How many hours do i need to visit them all
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Sorry, never heard of this ticket. You will need a 'time assigned' ticket to visit the Alhambra Nazarene Palace. Make sure you book this well in advance for chances of getting it on the …
Sorry, never heard of this ticket. You will need a 'time assigned' ticket to visit the Alhambra Nazarene Palace. Make sure you book this well in advance for chances of getting it on the day or even a week ahead are virtually nil. To explore the Alhambra properly will take at least a whole morning and that's skipping a lot of detail. I used a triple site ticket to visit the baths, Horno de Oro & Horra. Just doing these three will take about three hrs. because of the heat and climb up Albaicin Take your time as there's lots to see en route such as Carrera del Darro, the Perfume shop Arabic courtyard on the same street, Zafra, not to mention Albaicin viewpoints
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