The Alhambra of Granada is magnificent. We were there a first time in November several years ago, but we hadn't realized that only a certain amount of people are allowed entry each day, so we had to settle for walking around in the garden. This time my mother made sure we had tickets booked many months in advance. I took so many photos I had to split them into two posts, part two coming soon. Alhambra i Granada är helt fantastiskt. Vi var där en gång i november för flera år sedan, men då vi inte hade förstått att bara ett visst antal blir insläppta per dag fick vi då nöja oss med att gå runt i trädgården. Den här gången såg min mamma till att vi bokade biljetter många månader i förväg. Jag tog så många bilder att jag fick dela upp dem i två inlägg, del två kommer snart.
oh hilda...these photos are just SO beautiful!! i'm so glad your mum had the presence of mind to book the tickets in advance, haha. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's such a beautiful place ! It reminds me the Alcázar of Seville..
ReplyDeleteOMG these are so so beautiful. thank for talking a lot of photos!
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ReplyDeleteThe Alhambra of Granada is certainly magnificent. I want to see there more than anywhere in the world. Please share lots of photos with us. Your photos are always great :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, the Moorish architecture, inscriptions and tiles are exquisite. No wonder you wanted to return and see inside.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures take my breath away.
ReplyDeleteDo you happen to know what causes that vivid green hue of the pool?
ReplyDeleteHey. i loved your blog and your pictures.
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Wow, I've never heard of this place, but now it's on my ever-growing list of places to visit. Thanks for sharing! And I loved your orange clove idea for Brittany's blog. I used to do that with my mom when I was little and it brought back a lot of good memories. Think I'll try it with my daughter this year.
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