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L'Alhambra, candidate aux sept merveilles du monde
The Alhambra, a candidate for the seven wonders of the worldPubli-rédactionnelWhen it comes to art and culture, Spain is one of the world's top destinations for its immense variety and wealth. Proof of this is that Spain is the country with the second largest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites.  Los Leones Patio © Tourspain On this list you will find a unique and absolutely magnificent place, which is also one of Europe's most visited monuments: The Alhambra in Granada. This extraordinary architectural site is in the Region of Andalusia, in southern Spain, and is currently in the news because it could become one of the new seven wonders of the world. This is due to the initiative of a private foundation, which aims to elect the seven wonders of the modern world by a public vote, given that, of the seven ancient wonders, only one can still be seen to this day. On 7 July we will know which monuments of the 21 finalists have been chosen. One of these finalists is, of course, The Alhambra, one of the most beautiful Moorish constructions ever built. If you wish to support the candidature of The Alhambra, so that it becomes one of the seven wonders of the world, you can vote by telephone or on-line. At the website of Granada City Council you will find further information on how to do so.  Part of the Generalife gardens © Tourspain When you see this stunning place, you are bound to understand why it is a candidate. The Alhambra is sultan's residence, fortress and paradise oasis rolled into one. As you explore its different areas you will hope your visit never comes to an end. The mosaics, plasterwork and decorative elements of the Nazrid Palaces will leave you speechless; strolling through the gardens of the Generalife you will think you are in heaven; you will discover the amazing effects produced by the water of its fountains and ponds; the unique architecture of Carlos V Palace is also highly interesting…  |
