Aranjuez, A Royal Retreat of Opulence and Tranquility

28300 Aranjuez, Madrid, Spain

Introduction

The Alhambra Palace is a double palace located in Spain, where Isabella and Ferdinand once "escaped". In the 18th century, King Philip V of the Bourbon dynasty moved the court center here, and Carlos III and IV also built the two wings of the palace, the Prince's Garden and the Farmhouse. The east facade of the Alhambra Palace is full of Oriental charm. The most popular attractions for tourists are the Chinese Palace and the Alhambra Palace. The gardens here are very unique, with flowers, statues, and fountains complementing each other in the island garden. The Prince's Garden reflects the Spanish king's dream of connecting central Spain and the ocean, and there is also a Faluas Museum here. Overall, the Alhambra Palace is a place worth seeing, with both the gardens and the architecture exuding a historical and cultural atmosphere.