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We booked the tickets on the day and were emailed by thrillophilia notifying us that it would take at least 6 working hours to receive tickets. However, we emailed them and asked for it to be sorted as soon as possible as it was our last day in Spain and we were travelling 3 hours to Granada and they replied and sorted it out quickly and efficiently so that we received the tickets and could go stress free even though we booked it on the day and it was for a great price as well compared to other sites.
Excellent experience. I highly recommend it. I arrived to Alhambra, but there was no official tickets. Thrillophilia saved by trip by securing tickets for me within half an hour. Thank you so much for this exceptional experience 21 August 2023.
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By car - Alhambra is situated around 3 km away from the Barcelona city center. This distance can be covered by a car or cab within 10 minutes only.
The best time to travel to the famous Alhambra in Barcelona is either during the morning time or late evening. This is the time when the sunlight hits the glass windows and creates a magical effect inside the palace. If you want to experience this beauty amidst a lesser crowd, it is best to visit this place by 10:00 AM or an hour before closing time. If you can, try visiting the palace on a weekday as it is less crowded during weekdays allowing you to appreciate the intricate architecture and explore the attraction from a closer perspective.
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The most ancient part of Alhambra is the Mexuar which has been transformed completely since its initial construction. This section features a courtroom and azulejo-clad audience chamber, which were used to conduct large assemblies and the public administration of justice. Later, this place was transformed into a chapel and featured a balustraded balcony, formerly a choir. On the left is the golden chamber, which features one of Alhambra's finest facades.
Famously known as the Court of Myrtles, Patio del Mexuar is another historical site that leads inside the Patio de Los Mirtos, also known as Patio de Los Arrayanes. It is a spacious courtyard that features fountains, a pond, and graceful arcades at every end. Since the pond is located close to the courtyard, it reflects the structure's facade in the glistering water.
Torre de Comares or Comaed tower is the tallest standing tower inside the palace premises. This tower is located amidst the walls of the Sala de la Barca. The tower features stained-glass windows known as "comarías" from which the name "comares tower" has been driven. During the sunset, the light falls on these stained glasses, which illuminates the hall premises.
As you enter Torre de Comares, there is a massive hall called Sala de Los Embajadores or the Hall of Ambassadors, which is indeed one of Alhambra's most magnificent and exclusive rooms. It was once a throne room inside which all Granada rulers received foreign envoys. The use of large windows, a larch-wood dome and intricate carvings on the walls make this space an eternal beauty. The hall also features a profusion of ornamentation, regarded as one of its most striking features.
Located inside the Torre De Comares, the Hall of blessings or Sala de Barca is another rectangular-shaped hall that is 4.35 meters wide and 24 meters long. Originally, this hall was smaller; however, a fire broke out here in 1890 post which, and this was transformed into a massive hall of blessings in 1964. The walls of the hall feature plasterwork and intricate designs with the Nasrid coat, such as "blessing" and "Only God is Victor."

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