Alhambra is a palace-fort complex built in Granada, Spain, originally built in 889. The Alhambra was originally a small fortress, which was gradually rebuilt and renovated until 1333 when it was converted into a Royal Palace. The Alhambra was built in Abassid style of architecture with Byzantine influences. The structure is made from red clay from the surrounding areas.
Amazing Fact: The palace is a tribute to the skills of the Muslim, Jewish and Christian architects and craftsmen who contributed in creating a unique structure.
Alhambra
