قصر غرناطة الأندلس

Granada Palace

This miniature palace was built... by capturing and adopting Islamic architecture, which represents the splendor of Andalusian palaces during the heyday of its Islamic civilization, and the magic of Islamic engravings and decorations through Moroccan interior art, such as the carving and decoration of domes, and the aesthetics of Maghrebi wall mosaics.

Granada Palace

This cultural symbol also included furniture from the sitting rooms and corridors with Islamic engravings and decorations, known as the art of “arabesque.”

And also the European Victorian style salons.

Granada Palace

This miniature palace was not devoid of the fragrance of Najdi history through a fully equipped kitchen adorned with wooden decorations engraved and decorated with authentic Najdi touches and fragrance.

Granada Palace

As we conclude our tour inside the Palace of Granada, we end with a fragrant finale of heritage and civilizations. One of the palace’s wings is home to the Modhawi Al-Nasrallah Museum, a cultural tapestry that blends symbols of Eastern and Western heritage through a curated collection representing peoples and civilizations from across the globe. Complementing the museum is an electronic library known as the Naqwah Digital Library, offering a carefully selected and captivating array of knowledge and information. It features over thirty innovative topics, each crafted to deliver content with greater specialization and deeper insight.