Why go
The main hall, or qubba, retains a layout with a central space and side alcoves, framed by an eight-pointed-star arch and elaborate surface decoration. Its importance lies in seeing a residential design that predates comparable work at the Alhambra. The modest surviving structure rewards close attention more than a long circuit.
What to look for
- The double-height qubba, or ceremonial hall.
- The eight-pointed-star entrance arch and side alcoves.
- Tile and carved details surviving from the palace interior.
Useful to know
- Confirm current access before making the interior your main reason to go.
- Combine a short visit with a walk through the Realejo.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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