You can visit the monumental ensemble of the Alhambra, an Andalusian palatal city located in Granada, Spain. The complex consists of ancient palaces, gardens and fortresses, among which the Alcazaba (from Arabic القصبة, al-qaṣbah, meaning “citadel”) stands out. It was initially conceived to house the Emir and the court of the Nasrid Kingdom and was later used as a residence by the kings of Castile and their representatives. Its artistic uniqueness resides especially in the interiors of the Nasrid Palaces, whose decoration constitutes one of the highest expressions of Andalusian art. Its privileged location and perfect adaptation to the environment gave rise to a unique landscape, fully integrated with the nature around it. In addition, the complex houses a museum of Andalusian art, an important pinacoteca and a former convent that currently functions as a National Parador.