Palacio de los Leones

The Naserius Palace in the Alhambra is mainly composed of four atriums (yards) and surrounding buildings; the lion atrium, with its simple Lion Fountain and exquisite arched corridor, becomes the highlight of the Alhambra Palace. The Lion atrium, built in the 14th century, covers an area of more than 710 square meters, is the main component of the King Sultan's residence. 12 stone lions are the fountains on the base and stand in the center of the courtyard (the lion atrium is named after it); surrounded by 124 palm-tree marble columns surrounded by rectangular arched corridors; The water of the fountain flows through the four channels that intersect across the ridge, and the ding ding ding flows to the corridor... Walking the corridor, the cute lions are in a state of snorting, the various stone carvings are exquisite and complicated, the structure is elegant and elegant... Easy to move, the scenery is charming.

From the garden of the Alham Palace, the snow was bigger, and there was almost no good appreciation of the appearance of the typical European-style building of the square of Carlos V Palace. I rushed in and was immediately shocked by the two-story Roman Colosseum-style circular building. I walked around it and there was a circle, up and down, It was photographed inside and outside. Carlos was built in 1527 by the architect Pedro Mashuca Pedro Machuca in Toledo. It is a magnificent Renaissance palace and a very important building in the Spanish Renaissance. Overlooking from the air, the whole is square, but contains an amazing circular double courtyard supported by 32 pillars. The palace can be viewed from different angles.

Located just south of the Lion Court, the Palace of Carlos V is a magnificent Renaissance palace. The whole is square and contains an amazing circular double courtyard supported by 32 pillars to view the palace from different angles.

The Palace of Carlos V is located on the edge of the Naceres Palace. It is a Renaissance building on the exterior, and the interior is a Roman-style round column cloister square. It is very brilliant and exquisite, like a ring bullring. It is very powerful and definitely impressed you. It is also a great place to take pictures, the photos taken are very deep and the artistic conception is far-reaching.

The Palace of the Five of the Bank of Carlos - built in 1527 and more than 600 years ago, it was abandoned in the 16th century. Now it is still a magnificent palace. The typical Roman architecture style, the ring palace is very atmospheric, but it did not satisfy Charles 5 at that time, and it was abandoned. But this magnificent monument left by history, with too many exquisite carvings and other artworks, is worth a visit.

Spain, Granada... the Palace of Carlos V on the edge of the Alhambra. Only the exterior wall, because the builders found that the most beautiful palace in the world is on the edge (Alhambra), and their achievements can only be foiled. So there is no construction inside the Palace of Carlos V. It's a circular open-air hall. The sound is excellent. It's now a tribute venue for the annual New Year's concert.

A Renaissance-style amphitheater in the Alhambra scenic area, with a museum underneath (free to visit but not photography), is said to be built by Carlos V after studying in Italy, is the only Catholic building in the scenic area. Wi-Fi is available in the building.