Mexuar, Historical hall in Spain
The Mexuar is an ornate hall within the Alhambra, a palace complex located in Granada.
Initially built for meetings and administrative affairs, it was the oldest part of the Alhambra palace complex.
The Mexuar's intricate design reflects the Islamic architectural style prevalent during the Nasrid dynasty.
Visitors can tour the Mexuar to admire its detailed woodwork and plaster carvings.
It contains notable examples of 'muqarnas', an ornamental feature in Islamic architecture.
Location: Granada
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