Alhambra Spain

Alhambra Spain

(Islamic architecture)

Alhambra is the Spanish word meaning of Alhambra from Arabic ( Aa-ḥamra )

The red house. Alhambra is the Spanish Moors, the castle fortress was his last stand during the Reconquista led by the Christian monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella. The original fortress was constructed in 889, and a royal palace was added in 1333. The name is derived from Arabic words meaning the red one, which describes the citadel’s brilliant façade. The most well protected castles in Spain is one of the most visited historical places.