* Nasrid Palaces: These are the most opulent part of the Alhambra and showcase Moorish architecture at its peak. Inside, you'll find intricate tile work, stucco carvings, and stunning courtyards, like the Court of the Lions.
* Alcazaba: This fortified area of the Alhambra served as both a military defensive and a residential space for the rulers. It offers commanding views of the city and features towers, turrets, and battlements.
* Generalife Gardens: Located just east of the Alhambra main compound, these lush gardens serve as a tranquil paradise within the complex. Take a stroll down the cypress-lined pathways and savor the sights and scents of its vibrant flowers, fruit trees, and water features.
* Palace of Charles V: Although unfinished, this Renaissance-style palace stands adjacent to the Nasrid Palaces. Commissioned by the Catholic Monarchs, its circular courtyard and imposing architecture demonstrate the power and influence of the Spanish royals.
* Baths of Comares: These well-preserved baths provide a glimpse into how the royal Moorish occupants engaged in bathing and cleansing rituals.
* Torre de la Vela: Ascend this watchtower, the highest point within the Alhambra. Enjoy unrivaled city panoramas across Granada from its terrace-like platform.
