Court of the Myrtles, Patio in Spain
The Court of the Myrtles is a central patio surrounded by living quarters inside the Alhambra.
It dates back to the Nasrid Dynasty, the last Muslim dynasty on the Iberian Peninsula.
The patio combines Moorish and Renaissance architectural elements unique to Andalusia.
Visitors can access the Court through the Puerta del Vino or the Hall of the Ambassadors.
The reflective pool in the Court of the Myrtles is known for its pristine still waters.
Location: Granada
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