museum of alhambra

阿尔罕不拉宫气势如宏，在欧洲宫殿中规模绝对是最大的，可与北京故宫相媲美。里面有若干宫殿群和几近大花园，在宫殿里可以俯瞰全城。博物馆是里面公共区域的不用预约，里面很大人也很多。去的话尽量提前订票。

Good to get a bit of background on the cultural aspects of the people that inhabited the Alhambra over the years. Some of the art work that is preserved in the museum is amazing!Free to enter on your Alhambra ticket!

The Alhambra is a must do for anyone visiting Spain. The Town of Granada, is totaly quaint and beautiful. The Alhambra is a highlight but you will need at least half the day.

I love going to museums and this was amazing. It was such a beautiful part of the Alhambra. I would love to come again.

One of the biggest and most spectacular palace complex I've ever been. We spent there half-day in July and we didn't have enough. We've been on July and waited just 10 min for tickets.

If you like museums, you must visit this one. It is a real treasure. They have special exhibits too and we saw one of the greatest flamenco singer in Granda.

Of course this is the monument of Granada and a must see. The inner palace works with half an hour tile slots mentioned on the ticket. The beauty of the historic site is beond remarks but the organisation can be improved. Advance booking is recommended but the downside is that you cannot get an entry voucher on line but still have to line up to collect your tickets + a surcharge. So I went there without previous booking which worked perfectly. They should defenitely change this system ! Taxi faires from downtown Granada to the Alhambra are around 6-7€ which is very cheap. Taxi's are always available for the trip back. Busfare is 1,5€, so you can calculate...Good audio guide and in summer night time visits are available.

Hidden inside the Alhambra are several museums and special exhibitions to explore- included in the ticket price. Explains about history, shows real tiles and artifacts from history and guides available in english/spanish.

The Alhambra Museum, occupies the south wing of the ground floor of the palace. It is spread over 7 full chronologically rows and preserves works of art and the Moorish culture. It was created in 1870 to keep the many testimonies collected by the Comisión Provincial de Monumentos. Since 1994 he is attached to the Patronato de la Alhambra y Generalife.Room of the presentation:Located in the northern facade of the Palace of Charles V, panels, materials, models and a video are shown in the end to understand and contemplate the Alhambra.

The guides here are very knowledgeable about the history of the Alhambra and this museum is free, included in the price of the main ticket. Interesting background to the way of life back then and some amazing artifacts.

the Alhambra has a free museum in the Carlos V palace were moorish art is shown and explained.A good place to visit before it is your reserved time to visit the palacios nazaries.free entrance to the temporary japanse garden art as well.

There were beautiful pieces of furniture etc in this place and the admission is free if you have Alhambra ticket. However, there are not much information written beside the pieces so you don't really know their significance.

there's plenty to see in the museum and it gives you background on history and stories of the Alhambra. Worth a visit if you're interested

We had a private tour for just the two of us and it was outstanding.We toured twice. Seeing the Alhambra at night is something we will never forget. Everything from the gardens, palace rooms, fountains and history lesson from our guide was practically overwhelming. A perfect day for sure.

Here you can see pieces of the original furniture etc carefully preserved. It doesn't take long to get around and is very interesting.