The Alhambra Palace sits high on a hilltop overlooking the Spanish city of Granada. It is less than two hours from the port of Malaga, and cruise ships usually sponsor day-long trips to Granada.
The Alhambra Palace complex was first constructed in the mid-1300s during the Nasrid Dynasty. It was later renovated and modified in the 16th century by King Charles V, so the Alhambra Palace has an interesting mixture of Moorish and European architecture.
Tourists can visit the Alhambra on their own, but you will need to purchase tickets in advance. The Alhambra is one of Spain's most popular attractions, and a visit to the palace and its gardens is well worth your time.
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