Malaga Palacio

... and now know their thoughts on a whole heap of important world issues.... Managed to climb a mountain to a ruined castle overlooking Malaga Sunday morning, hard work!  Have been reading third of the dragon tattoo books so spent a bit of time in the ...

... century by the founder of the Nazarene dynasty. Gothic elements were added later as were many palaces and patios including the Palacio de Comares, Patio de los Leones, and the Patio de Los Arrayenes. The original interior construction is a wonderful ...

... for the night. On Saturday we were up early to see some of the sights of Bourbon Madrid as we made our way to the Palacio Real (royal palace). It's pretty ridiculously huge. Felipe V had it built in 1734, but now it's only used by the King and Queen ...

Stayed here to break the trip from Malaga to Seville. Gorgeous little town, with obligatory plaza de mayor filled with the locals parading up and down late into the night. And very good ice cream from Dani´s Pizza´s next door neighbour. Leche & ...

... outside the Alcazaba 30 The bravest cat I've met since Milo 31 Julie in the Alcazaba garden 32 Julie outside the Palacio Nazaries 33 Geometric wall design 34 Another geometric wall design and an intricate wooden ceiling 35 Mosaic porcelain tiles 36 ...

... . Christian influence of the complex is seen in the additional palaces built by later kings but the real sight is the Palacio Nazaries (Nasrid Palace). Alhambra has been called a "Pearl among emeralds" referring to the white palace seen from a distance ...

... of ‘This year I’m off to sunny Spain, hey Viva Espana!’ Somehow he lived!!!!! Inside the Palacio is extravagantly magnificent, with marble floors and columns, exquisite tapestries and paintings and room after room decorated in amazing ...

... ;              Sheila and I went into the Palace of Charles the V (Palacio de CarlosV) following our tour of the Nasrid Places.  We were a little worn out so we checked out ...

... Alhambra. When we got there, as we had heard, the tickets we all sold out, so we just walked around the grounds, saw el Palacio de Carlos V, and the views of the Albaicin. The weather for our day in Granada was pretty nice compared to all of the other ...

... the next day at five. Casey and I spent the afternoon continuing our discovery of Madrid. We caught the tail end of the market at El Rastro and cruised by Palacio Real before I caught the bus back to Granada. Thanks again Casey for the great ...

... go there in November - it might rain the entire time! We had rain all Friday - well we walked around and did stuff - went to the Palacio Real and went in - we needed to find dry places - we spent a long time there - it's worth seeing - you can visit all ...

... makes him a very contemporary weird art guy. And a corporate sell-out, which is an odd combination. We also visited the Palacio Real, and it had some impressively elaborate room decorations, but the best part is the armory. This is the section I ...

... many notable features. The one’s I found most appealing were the star-shaped ceiling of the Sala de los Abencerrajes and the Palacio del Partal - the oldest palace on the site, which sits in front of a reflective pool like the Taj Mahal. Walked down ...