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The Gate of Justice is also known as the Gate of the Esplanade because of the wide open space that once lay before it. Its majestic form dominates the entire area and has become one of the symbols of the Alhambra.

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One of the four entrances to the Alhambra in Granada is through the Gate of Justice, also known as the Gate of the Esplanade. It features an impressive horseshoe arch. Built during the reign of Sultan Yusuf I in the 14th century, it is believed that its original purpose was to serve as the main entrance to the Alhambra, symbolizing power and authority. It is considered the largest of the Nasrid gate-towers.

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Nasrid origin (11th century): it served the old Azitini Mosque and was supplied by the Aynadamar irrigation ditch, a sophisticated Andalusian hydraulic system. Christian reconstruction (17th century): on top of the original Muslim cistern, next to the current Church of San Nicolás. The current structure dates from 1646 according to Henríquez de Jorquera.

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It is located in front of the Hermitage of San Miguel Alto, on San Miguel Hill. It is the highest of Granada's viewpoints, offering sweeping views of the city and the Vega, the Albaicín and its walls, the Alhambra, and the Sierra Nevada.

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This majestic palace and fortress is an architectural treasure. Its beauty and intricate details will take your breath away. The Generalife gardens, adjacent to the Alhambra, are an oasis of peace and beauty. Explore its patios, fountains and lush vegetation. Enjoy the rich culture, historic architecture and natural beauty of this Andalusian city! 🌟

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The Alhambra is a cultural treasure that combines architectural majesty with natural beauty, and is a place you should not miss if you visit Granada. 🕌🌺

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In the past, you had to protect yourself from opponents with these guns.

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Beautiful palace complex with spacious water areas.

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This Mirador offers a fantastic view of the Alhambra! 👌

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Prisoner Tower Zoraya, the morning star In the second half of the 15th century, the daughter of the commander of Martos, Isabel de Solís, was captured by the armies of Muley Hacén, king of Granada, during a battle between Christians and Muslims of Granada. Arriving at the Alhambra, the young girl was imprisoned in the Tower of the Thief or Sultana, which would eventually take on a new name after this legendary episode. Source and more info https://www.adurcal.com/enlaces/cultura/zona/historia/tres/torre_de_la_cautiva.htm

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Of the four exterior gates of the Alhambra's walled complex, the Puerta de la Justicia, dating from 1348, is the most monumental. The Gate of Justice is also called the "Gate of the Esplanade" because of the vast space that stretched before it. Its majestic figure dominates the entire space and has become one of the symbols of the Alhambra. Source and further information https://www.alhambra-patronato.es/edificios-lugares/puerta-de-la-justicia

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This tower (Torre de la Cautiva) is on the roundabout of the wall and was known in the 16th century as the Tower of the Thief (Torre de la Ladrona) or Tower of the Sultana (Torre de la Sultana). It got its current name based on the assumption that Isabel de Solís lived there. She converted to Islam, changed her name to Zoraya and was the favorite wife of King Muley Hassan.

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The Tower of Justice stands on the southern wall of the fortress next to the fountain of Charles V and is the current main entrance to the Alhambra. According to the inscription above the inner archway, Jusuf I had it built as "Bib Axarea" or "Esplanade Gate". It was completed in June 1348.

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It is located in front of the Hermitage of San Miguel Alto, on the Cerro de San Miguel. It is the highest viewpoint in Granada and from it you can see a wide panoramic view of the city and La Vega, the Albaicín and its walls, the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada.

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Throughout the s. From the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries, the fortress became a citadel with high walls and defensive towers, which houses two main areas: the military area or Alcazaba, headquarters of the royal guard, and the medina or palatine city, where the famous Nasrid Palaces and the remains of the houses of nobles and commoners who lived there. The Palace of Carlos V, (which was built after the capture of the city in 1492 by the Catholic Monarchs), is also in the medina.

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Probably the most beautiful view of the Alhambra

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Tower of the Captive Woman. It is believed that Isabel de Solís lived in it, who later converted to Islam and then called herself Zoraya.

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In the middle of the courtyard is a 12-cornered fountain with 12 marble lions spouting water.

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Of the four outer gates of the walled enclosure of the Alhambra, the most monumental is La Puerta de la Justicia, built in 1348. The Gate of Justice, also known as the Gate of the Law in Arab times, Bib-Xarea, was built by Yusuf I in 1348. However, it seems that its real name was Bib-Xaria, Puerta de la Explanada which referred to to the space in front of it.

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Tower located on the rampart walkway, it was known in the 16th century as Torre de la Ladrona and de la Sultana. Its name was changed to La Cautiva because it was thought that Doña Isabel de Solís lived there, converted to Islam under the name of Zoraya, a favorite of King Muley Hacén.

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