A sumptuous build it was finally completed in 1390 during the lengthy second reign of Sultan Muhammad V. An emblematic part of it is the gorgeous Fountain of the Lions.Full review by permia
Jun 11, 2024
Front and center in the Patio de los Leones (Palace of the Lions) is the large marble fountain surrounded by 12 marble lions. The courtyard is also framed by graceful and elegant columns and arches.Full review by Raintree_Thailand
Apr 27, 2024
A rectangular courtyard, with a marble fountain. It is named for the twelve sculptured marble Lions surrounding the fountain.Full review by MargieD300
It is one of the high points of going to Alhambra. There is no extra fee. It's one ticket for the whole Alhambra where. personally I thought the place couldn't live up to the hype. …
It is one of the high points of going to Alhambra. There is no extra fee. It's one ticket for the whole Alhambra where. personally I thought the place couldn't live up to the hype. Give e yourself time to go through the buildings where the Wow factor diminishes as you go on. Take a break for a rest and a snack (meager pickings so bring your own) then set out to tackle the extensive gardens.The workers were the most impressive thing. Also, take the shuttle bus up and walk down if you can. This is the second best part of it.
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