The Alhambra de Granada is a medieval castle and palace located in Granada Spain, built during the reign of the Moorish conquests and Nasrid sultans. It is a historical place that stands out in Spain and should definitely be visited. The name Alhambra comes from an Arabic root meaning "red or red castle". The palace is called by this name because it was made of red clay. In the fortress you can see Arab Nashri palaces, beautiful gardens, magnificent Christian churches and medieval towers.