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This is one of most beautiful patios inside the Alhambra,it is a large room with a pool,is another nice place to make some good photos.
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This is a detail of Patio de los ARRAYANES,inside ALHAMBRA.Also you can see inside the Palace another interesting place: La Sala de los ABENCERRAJES.
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The most photographed place is the Patio de los Leons (Court of the Lion), named after the fountain that appeared in the picture.
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Spend a day at the Alhambra Palace and gardens. Just so much moorish arhitecture to take in. In this pic is the Patio of the Lions.
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