Watch here my full video about the Mosque of Cordoba: kzread.info/dash/bejne/kX-N2o-sl9DfnsY.html

@yahwea

Жыл бұрын

Your presentations are awesome, and the months of work are evident

@PLuMUK54

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the incredible videos that you produce. As someone who can no longer travel I appreciate being able to see places that I shall never visit. Years ago I was able to visit El Escorial, which I think would be a good place for your style of video.

@napoleon96420

Жыл бұрын

Hello manuel

@gatarooshghangurde7305

Жыл бұрын

Hey, can you please also make a video on the Brihadeshwara temple in Tankavur and the Sun temple in Konark.

@user-ob5ox5wx6e

Жыл бұрын

To me, your channel is the golden channel...thanks your kind efforts. 💐❤️👍

I loved the plaque that said: "Give him alms, woman. For there isn't in life anything like the sorrow of being blind in Granada."

@grindyoutodust819

Жыл бұрын

At the Height of Islamic conquest the conquered ones benefited unlike other Conquests from other "peoples".

@eemage9476

Жыл бұрын

Poetic, indeed.

@santomenon3689

Жыл бұрын

The essense of giving to the needy is an essence of islamic scriptures. They nailed it in Alhambra. Gracious creator, you inspire all of us.

@debbylou5729

Жыл бұрын

Oh, was he saving up for eyes? That’s amazing! Just another sappy saying. You give alms to those in need because it’s the right thing to do. Being able to ask for alms was regulated and wasn’t the moneymaker it is today

@debbylou5729

Жыл бұрын

@@santomenon3689the same way it’s the essence of literally EVERY major religion. One of the differences is that none of the others not only condone but encourage the deletion of ‘others’. You want to highlight a specific religion…let’s do it

This is by far the richest a visit to Alhambra anyone can get without being there in person. Sublime. Thank you for evoking all those beautiful memories and feelings.

@dimitrivyazhevich8195

Жыл бұрын

IM SPEECHLESS 😍 WOW ❤️

I started my tour of the Alhambra in the early evening when it was still light. By the end of my tour dusk had fallen and it was an amazingly different atmosphere as the darkness fell and all the night lights were switched on. It was even more magical then, if you can imagine it!! Absolutely stunning.

@ignatiuscianci4440

Жыл бұрын

palace of charles is such an inharmonius travesty in Alhambra. Inexcusable to be justified or tolerated

It's impossible to put into words how beautiful the Alhambra is. From the sublimely elegant and complex Islamic architecture, to the use of water, the presence of which can be seen in so many parts of the palace, served not only an aesthetic purpose, but as a symbolic giver of life. What an incredible building set in an incredible landscape. Thank you, Manuel, for a video, the making of which was clearly a labour of love.

@noelsamson876

Жыл бұрын

It's true. Visit once and it stays with you forever.

@sandraleiva1633

Жыл бұрын

Why is the architecture described as Islamic? It's Spanish architecture. The people just happen to be Muslim but where also Jewish and Christian. Do you describe all architecture by Christians as Christian architecture? You don't. The ingenious of the Hispanic peoples who created the Alhambra had nothing to do with religion but with the people creating it.

@user-ed7et3pb4o

Жыл бұрын

@@sandraleiva1633 Actually, it is Islamic, not only in that it references architecture from across the Islamic world, but also because Islamic motifs, texts and architectural ideals are literally woven in to the fabric of the buildings. That doesn't mean it's not also Spanish; it is. However, the Andalusia of then and the Spain of the post-Reconquista are two very different things. The people who built the Alhambra were murdered, tortured and ethnically cleansed from what is now 'Spain', by the ancestors of the current Spaniards. By ignoring the real Islamic contributions to the buildings, you are also contributing to that same erasure.

@sandraleiva1633

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ed7et3pb4o No it's not Islamic. It's Hispanic Muslim architecture. It's Andalucian architecture. Islamic encompasses architecture not related to each other. Hispanic architecture is different from Persian architecture. Just like French architecture is different from Nordic architecture and you don't use the word Christian architecture. You separate it by regional differences of cultures and the peoples who created them.

@user-ed7et3pb4o

Жыл бұрын

@@sandraleiva1633 Islamic is a broad term. It's not specific, nor is it meant to be. Your gripe is unnecessary.

Definitely one of the best channels for architecture and art

@brendafierro7962

Жыл бұрын

And history

@Jayapullani

Жыл бұрын

Yes I thought that was very well filmed and explained and perfect attention to the details.

@monicacall7532

Жыл бұрын

You are much, much much better than guidebooks and tourist guides because you get into the REAL history of a place rather than quickly run through a “greatest hits” list of the facts relating to the place. Knowing the history and the people involved in the creation of cities and important buildings gives me a greater and deeper sense of appreciation of them. How these cities/buildings were designed and constructed without any of our modern technology is a testament to the genius of the designers and artisans. I’m in awe of these people!

@blutherhood3893

Ай бұрын

It's a Moroccan Berber architecture, Zellige and a lot of things in there appeared for the first time in Morocco.

@Historiaymas.

Ай бұрын

nice👍

My visit to The Alhambra Palace, was one of my most memorable experience in Spain. As you walk through the beautiful gardens, and different courtyards and arched hallways of the palace, you will definitely be in awe with it’s magnificence. I remember running my fingers on the cold running water of its grounds, which they said came from the mountains of Sierra Nevada. Thanks for sharing this very informative and in-depth narrative of The Alhambra’s architectural design and artistic details. 👍 👍 👍

@ignatiuscianci4440

Жыл бұрын

palace of charles is such an inharmonius travesty in Alhambra. Inexcusable to be justified or tolerated

I went there with my mum. Such a wonderful building with beautiful architecture. Granada is a great city and the people were so welcoming. I would definitely recommend that you visit there.

@pewdiepiesucks1017

11 ай бұрын

Muslim architecture right?

I was there just 2 days ago. It's a place that strikes you and blinds you with its beauty. It's so astonishing that your mind just switches off after 2 hours of amazement. Manuel, your explanation is well-structured, and your cinematography is a marvel - you gave Alhambra its worth.

Beautiful. There's a mathematical precision to the architecture.

Thank you for this labor of love. I had the pleasure of visiting the Alhambra when I was 16 with a school tour back in the 1980s. I grew up to be a visual artist with a love for layers of small geometric details and axes of symmetry in space. I just realized that a great deal of that aesthetic foundation was laid in my tours of the architectural wonders of Andalusia back at the start of my life. The Alhambra especially. Thank you for the reminder.

Finaly I saw the history that I learnt when I was senior high student 17 years ago. a moment when we ddint have youtube. The palace is soooo beautiful, fresh, n detail. Thank u so much...

I visited the Alhambra in the mid 1970s, Franco was still in power. I loved the food of Spain and the people. I was in my 20s, so I really liked walking about & seeing history and the beautiful Mediterranean sea coast.

Thank you Spain for preserving this gem.

Love the analogy you made with crystal, explains exactly how the castle is presented on the outside and inside, simply brilliant!

Lucky you to experience and know the Alhambra. The Alhambra is lucky to have you!

Thank you for taking us to this architectural masterpiece. When we cant go ourselves seeing it thru your eyes is so lovely

Although I have visited the Alhambra in person, your excellent video footage and commentary really enriched my appreciation of it. Thank you so much!

@teresitaduran8870

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

This is absolutely breathtaking! Both architecture and camerawork, allowed this beauty to reach this many people. It absolutely went on my list of places I want to visit.

Magnificently presented and filmed Manuel! My experience of the Alhambra complex, on a visit in 1986, has never been equaled anywhere else. Such a profound architectural and landscape beauty. Truly a paradise!

This is the best video I have seen of the Alhambra Manuel!! You take the viewer on a journey into the past and yet keeping all the elements that make the Alhambra so magnificent alive. Spectacular video footage.

That was a wonderful tour. Thank you for sharing.

If you've been to Granada it's a pleasure knowing you've enjoyed the city I'm living in. Keep making those videos, Manuel.

I was at the Alhambra this year in June. Spent the whole afternoon there. There is so much to see. Breathtaking. I will have to go back to see the Palace of King Charles V and visit the Albacin area. Can't wait to go back. Thanks for this video.

The architecture is breath taking.

We were there six years ago. We are supposed to be there again this month. Alhambra is one of those historical buildings that you never get enough of. Thanks for the excellent job you did on this masterpiece of architecture.

Wow. One could argue that the Alhambra is the greatest architectural structure from antiquity ever built. It is truly unique. Thank you for the education!

@sweetLemonist

Жыл бұрын

It's not antique lol. But, yes, from an artistic point of view, it's absolutely breathtaking

@samnatt9812

Жыл бұрын

@@khabibtime8830Saracen means Arabic, the term existed long before Islam

@samnatt9812

Жыл бұрын

it is greek term referring to the Arabs of the levant. It ultimately comes from Arabic Sharkyin, which means Easterners. The term was coined before Islam. Just like the term Moor, also referred to the Arabs of the levant. Hence the Byzantine emperor Morris who came from the Arab city of Arabisus

@samnatt9812

Жыл бұрын

it is greek term referring to the Arabs of the levant. It ultimately comes from Arabic Sharkyin, which means Easterners. The term was coined before Islam. Just like the term Moor, also referred to the Arabs of the levant. Hence the Byzantine emperor Morris who came from the Arab city of Arabisus. The term existed before islam

I wish I could return to Spain. Insh'Allah I will. Thank you for your beautiful description.

@sandraleiva1633

Жыл бұрын

Ojala.

@arolemaprarath6615

Жыл бұрын

Allahu akbar ameen

@RyunosukeYamato

Жыл бұрын

Insh'Allah you will 🥰

@Earthbound369

Жыл бұрын

Si Dios quiere volvere a España algun dia.

Bravo to Manuel Bravo! I've watched several video guides to the Alhambra and this is by far the most comprehensive and authoritative. Extremely well-researched and presented. The ground plans are particularly helpful in orientating the potential visitor and the filming is of high quality throughout.

La Alhambra es un deleite para los sentidos, y sin lugar a dudas una de las maravillas del mundo más bellas y elegantes por su arquitectura y su delicada artesania. Los árabes nos dejaron una gran herencia que al final no pudieron borrar, hubiese sido un crimen no conservar algo asi. Fantástico documental Manuel. 👏👏👏

@countesselizabethbathoryvo3098

Жыл бұрын

Please don't call Moors Arabs; most of those people responsible for the architecture and the building of this magnificent edifice were Berber, so please, let's not eclipse their achievements and ethnicity.

@cuentaparamovil8925

Жыл бұрын

@@countesselizabethbathoryvo3098 Perdón si mi respuesta ha sido muy basica y poco historiada. No he profundizado en el origen de los Ziries que fueron los que trasladaron la capital del emirato Sinhaya, a la actual Granada. Y que la convirtieron en una ciudad islámica políticamente independiente, que sembró las bases que desarrollaron los Nazaries, (Muhammad Ben Alhamar - Alhambra) además de otros que siguieron a posteriori.... Pero era una impresión general. Para mi la cultura Tamazight es única, pero forma parte del legado arabe (ya que al igual que a nosotros ellos también fueron arabizados, empezando por su origen Norte de África, y continuando con las ampliaciones de fronteras... guste más o menos). Es innegable.

@Earthbound369

Жыл бұрын

@@cuentaparamovil8925 Siempre hay uno que sabe mas que nadie. Jajajaja

@thinkandthank7406

Жыл бұрын

@@countesselizabethbathoryvo3098 Andalusian architecture is a copy of the Umayyad Damascene architecture

@countesselizabethbathoryvo3098

Жыл бұрын

@@thinkandthank7406 saying that it's a "copy" tells me that you're very ignorant about moorish history and architecture.

this is such a beautiful video, so well researched and so obviously brimming with passion. my grandma was from northern Spain (San Sebastian) so whenever we discussed Spanish art and architecture, we were mostly relegated to Gothic standards of beauty like Barcelona and Santiago de Compostela. Never ever did I hear her talk about Granada except to denote southern Spain as filled with “moros and maquetos.” However, I’ve always thought that southern Spain was the most beautiful part of the country. So many centuries of Arabic and North African influence, the amazing Mediterranean climate AND THE FOOD! In my opinion its just as complex and beautiful as northern Spanish culture.

@geertwilders5798

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for recognising the beauty of it!

@robert111k

11 ай бұрын

Sorry to say this but your grandma was a s... of a person. I hope you inherited as little as possible from her.

@Juanfernandez-sm8jl

3 ай бұрын

You have been very correct in your comment, the greatness of this country is the great diversity of culture, art, languages, styles and geography so different in a single country, this makes Spain very rich in any aspect, everything is beautiful but different, greetings from my city Malaga!!

Gracias Manuel, beautiful insight and very helpful for a visit! Greetings from Granada!

Only made more beautiful by the music in this clip. Thanks, Manuel Bravo.

MasyaAllah Tabarakallah ❤️ Much love from Indonesia 🇮🇩

Beautiful Islamic architecture. And great documentary. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful! 🤩 You did a fantastic job with this video. I loved everything about it! Looking forward to watching more of your work. Bravo! 👏🏼

Beautiful! I especially liked the Arabic calligraphy that adorned the walls, presenting the text of the Quran.

Me alegra ver cómo ha crecido este canal. Mis mejores deseos y GRACIAS!

My god this video is just on another level! I've always wanted to visit Alhambra, but after watching this video I simply cannot wait to visit it! I don't think there is anything more beautiful than Al Hamra! Thank you Manuel for such an elegant editing and superb story telling 👏

A beautiful place and I like it's philosophy of closeness to Nature and the Peace

I will never forget this experience, most beautiful place I have ever visited.

Beautifully done. I have visited the Alhambra before your documentary brings back the feeling of being there.

Beautiful work! I was disappointed when I could not visit the Alhambra on my visit to Spain, but you made me feel as if I were there :-)

The Alhambra is a very special, poetic and atmospheric place. I've been visiting it every year for ten years now and I still can't say I've had enough of it.

A very nice walk around of really astonishing architecture

It was a wonderful experience to visit the palace through your lens and descriptions. Very detailed indeed. Congratulations 👏

What a wonderful video~ Thank you so much for filming and sharing this most amazing structure, and with great educational commentary! Thanks!

Beautifully done. Thank you!

Maravilloso documental. Impresionante conjunto palaciego y naturaleza exquisita en nuestra maravillosa Granada. Gracias, Manuel. 👏

Hey Manuel... appreciate your time making this video. The Alhambra is truly incredible. I have a feeling this will start a multi-hour googling for more information on historical islamic influence on Spanish architecture and culture in general. Liked and Subscribed

Mi más grande admiración por esta investigación arquitectónica que has realizado, agradezco que jóvenes como tu no dejen olvidar ni pasar desapercibido el pasado tan valioso desde muchos aspectos. Espero verte pronto en otro video tan maravilloso.

An impressive video that really supports the grace of the architecture and tranquillity of the environment, both with the images and the music.

That's an excellent video! Informative and thoughtful commentary, and views into parts of the complex that I haven't seen on my visits to it. I really enjoyed this - great work Manuel!

Such a great documentary. Great footage and great narration. Keep up the fantastic work!

Really amazing, I especially love the close views of the walls and ceilings to really appreciate the delicate details. I never get tired of viewing this awesome masterpiece. Thank you

@Juanfernandez-sm8jl

3 ай бұрын

"never get tired of viewing this awesome masterpiece. Thank you" 🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜🤍🤍💔💔

Thank you for sharing. Will be there very soon.

I've always wanted to see this place. Thank you for the preview and very detailed descriptions. I've got my trip planned for December 2023.

The Alhambra in Granada and the Ponte Vecchio in Florence are my two favorite pieces of architecture. You did a wonderful job walking us through it. I have been there although some time ago. COVID stopped me from going back sadly.

Ojala la gente apreciara el increíble trabajo que realizas, trabajo que se ve plasmado no solo en este, si no en muchos de tus videos, es increíble! mi admiración total por realizar la investigación y mostrarnos un poquito ese lado arquitectónico de lugares tan bellos. Cuando encontré tus videos me sentí afortunado! GRACIAS

I have just back from visiting the Alhambra. I am so pleased I found this video beforehand it really helped me appreciate the site. Thank you a brilliant video

What an incredible video documentary you created of this amazing historic structure! Top quality. You really did it justice. Can’t wait to see more.

Rivers of ink can’t capture the beauty and magnificence of Alhambra. You did a great job narrating and editing

To combine an early morning in the Alhambra with a necessary relaxation in the Banos Arabes and supper on a terrace in the Albaicin is one of the most exquisitely perfect experiences (of many) offered by Andalucia. Your content enhances (and reminds me) of the experience thank you. It would be fascinating to make a programme about ancient hydrology. The similarities between these aspects of Islamic architecture and say the Villa Adriana with its vast reflective pools and complex water structures are very striking. The skills involved every bit as dazzling as the latticework but largely invisible.

@sandraleiva1633

Жыл бұрын

Why is the architecture described as Islamic? It's Spanish architecture. The people just happen to be Muslim but where also Jewish and Christian. Do you describe all architecture by Christians as Christian architecture? You don't. The ingenious of the Hispanic peoples who created the Alhambra had nothing to do with religion but with the people creating it.

@deanedge5988

Жыл бұрын

@@sandraleiva1633 I thought very hard about using the word "Islamic" because I so wanted to avoid stimulating irrational and ugly comments like yours. Sighs.

@sandraleiva1633

Жыл бұрын

@@deanedge5988 It's not ugly or irrational. There are many words you can use that doesn't describe architecture in religious terms. You see your prejudice shows when you reduce a varied array of peoples into one neat box. Such as their religion. You do not use Christian architecture to describe French, Italian and English architecture. You use terms such as Baroque, Gothic or neo-byzantine etc. But you see Europeans as varied and other peoples as monolithic. That's a very European prejudice. If that hurts you then so be it. It should stimulate you to learn more and grow your vocabulary and understanding. For example Hispanic Islamic narrows it down as opposed to Islamic. Hispanic architecture is not similar to Indian Islamic architecture. You can also use Andalusian architecture, Mozarabic architecture because not everyone was Muslim. You can use Arabesque. So many words that doesn't narrow things down to a religion brought from far far away. You don't do that for European Christian lands so don't do it to other religions either. Or if you want just describe everything in Christian lands as Christian architecture because Christians designed them irregardless of where in Christendom they originated or in what age they took place. At least that would be fair. Have a great day.

@BenWeeks

Жыл бұрын

@@sandraleiva1633 Yes the Islamic patterns and writing, as well as gardens referencing the Koran surely had nothing to do with Islam. Just as the churches formed in the shape of a cross couldn't have had anything to do with Christ. It is all relative to the viewpoint and norms of the viewer. To the christian spaniard it is islamic architecture. Just as to the Muslim in Syria, the many christian buildings from the time christianity was dominant could be seen as christian. (As well as whatever subcategory level of specificity you might prefer.) The thing about islam is it is a theocracy where church and state are one thing. Christianity separates the roles of church and state to a far greater degree. The class of architecture is Islamic and subclass would have more precise definitions you seek. The Islamic colonizer was deliberately bringing Islamic philosophy to their design decisions. They would not be offended in recognizing this as the script looping everywhere is talking about Allah Akbar. "God is great." Total mystery as to what that means.

@thomashiggins9320

Жыл бұрын

@@sandraleiva1633 The palace was built by Muslims, and the calligraphy integrated into the decor are verses in the Qur'an. Islam permits no separation of religion and rulership -- what we call "church" and "state," in the Western world. The Alhambra includes not only audience chambers and offices for governance, as well as residences for those who rule, but also mosques. As stated repeatedly in the description, the layout of the primary courtyards reflects Paradise, as it is described in Qur'an. Why would anybody describe it as anything *other than* "Islamic Architecture"?

Thank you for this excellent video. I visited as a child. The grace and beauty of Al-Hambra impressed me profoundly.

You are truly a great guide,, I can’t wait to see this Islamic world wonder ,,, thanks for all the hard work you’ve done.

Manuel, this is a beautiful video illustrating the incredible architecture of Islam. I'm looking forward to vising your other videos! Thank you!

Thank you for this amazing viewing experience! I have seen some views of the castle exterior before and the unimpressive lion fountain. What you show here was very surprising. Your views of the interior spaces are mind-blowing. It's interior beauty is unearthly, harmonius and very spiritual. This is clearly architecture from a superior civilization.

This is excellent, Manuel. Thanks. Great job. Bravissímo! Always wanted to visit the Alhambra. Been to Andalusia twice, but never got the chance. I’ll make it there eventually.

The concept of symmetry is amazing to me. What a balanced, peaceful way to live. One could only wonder how different life would be with symmetry and the feelings it arouses spiritually.

One of my most cherished memories. Some historical sites speak to events. The Alhambra does so but then seduces the visitor into a understanding of culture. It reminds us that the accomplishments of mankind are the endless story

Beautifully shot and narrated. 😊

I've watched more and more your videos in the variety is fantastic. I enjoy your intelligence knowledge of architecture and most of all your passion. The joy and love you have for your subjects shines through. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with all of us.

What a treat! Thank you so much for the loving details you included in this video. I really enjoyed it.

Dear Manuel, thank you so much for taking me with you to Alhambra. Really appreciate the way you explained abt even the smallest of details. "The relaxing sound of water is the music of Alhambra" ahh loved the way you put it into words. Thanks again

absolutely amazing work there.

The best, as always. Thank you so much Manuel.

I visited both Versailles and Alhambra . in my opinion Alhambra Is more beautiful .

@user-pr8uy9bw8y

Жыл бұрын

Versailles in bling bling.. not soothing at all

Amazed, astonished, fascinated by the sublime, magnificent, gorgeous Alhambra. Allahu Akbar! Greetings of peace (salam) and respect from a kazakh currently residing in Turkey. Well done and good job, Manuel. Thank you for sharing with us these beautiful views

@supernivemdealbabor

Ай бұрын

Terrorist cry? IHS

@samalaimukhametova7290

5 күн бұрын

Басқа қазақты көрем деп ойламап едім

@ashimov1970

5 күн бұрын

@@samalaimukhametova7290 🤝🤝🤲🤲

What a beautiful tour of this matchless site. Truly enchanting! And not in the least because of Manuel's narration and choice of background music. Bravo! I have subscribed and am looking forward to watching the rest of your videos.

Thank you for this amazing video. Watched it after visiting the Alhambra and understood the place better 👌

The Arabs left us with a magnificent civilization and beautiful monuments.

@blutherhood3893

Ай бұрын

Alhambra was not made with Arabs, it was made by Moroccan Berbers, a lot of things in there like the zellige tiles appeared for the first time in Morocco, not every Islamic architecture left in Spain and Portugal is Arab.

@TheUnique69able

Ай бұрын

@blutherhood3893 Al hamra was built by an Arab ummayad caliph and the name itself and type of architecture is Arab. Berbers don't create anything

@mohammedaligamingyt7263

Ай бұрын

​@@TheUnique69able and to add on that arab also ruled spain for 800 years so stop cappin with that it was made by moroccan berbers read the history brother no hate on maroccans btw

@ussamaelansari5378

7 күн бұрын

With all due respect, I'm moroccan, I'm amazigh, what y'all call berber, when the restoration of Alhambra needs to be done, they come to morocco, Marrakech, fes, to see how it's done, they don't go to Damascus or Cham, if they have their own dynasty they can call themselves whatever they want, when you see buildings or ottoman empires you say these are ottomans, not arabs, so why can't you say it's moroccan in this case?

@blutherhood3893

7 күн бұрын

@@ussamaelansari5378 داكشي كان مخسر و بزاف منوا لا ماذي الغالبية بدا كيتفرتت و يطيح و جاو المغاربة رمموه ليهم رجع جديد

gracias por este extraordinario esfuerzo por compartir tanta belleza, con información tan detallada y precisa, gracias 🙏 ❤

beautifully produced and great information. thank you

Thank you for filming this incredible site. It's on my list of place to visit!

I was so fortunate to visit this. It was amazing the latticework was unbelievable the ceilings wow. I couldn’t imagine them buildng those. The court is extremely grand. The feeling when present was magical Definitely a must see . I visited In the summer of 2018/ hot 🥵 I stayed for a month in Almerimar area. I miss Everything abt Spain. ThankQ 🤙🏼💃🏼💫oh yes the area of the town is soooo beautiful. Historically intact. 🥰💫. Such a wonderful video tour here, a job well done!!!! 👏🏼💫

Alhambra is the most beautiful human edifice I have seen in my life. I have travelled extensively in Europe and East Asia, and a little bit in Africa and the Americas, and seen many wonderful things made by humans, but nothing like this. Your video truly does it justice. Thank you.

Thank you for such an informative piece on the Alhambra and its history. What a beautiful place to visit. You did a great job of explaining the history and architecture.

You put a lot of love and passion into this and look forward to seeing more of your videos about Spain. My father was from Cadiz, I'll be checking to see if you have anything about that area great video

@17:53 “Give him alms, woman, there is nothing in life like the pain of being blind in Granada“

@Juanfernandez-sm8jl

3 ай бұрын

🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜🤎🤎🤍🤍💔💔 so amazing!!

Muy buen trabajo como siempre, con un acento inglés perfecto Saludos desde Francia

Absolutely beautiful. Rivals and surpasses every great citadel through time!

Glad to have come across this episode..the best and detailed beauty of Alhambra never shown before 👍

As a Moroccan, going to Alhamraa had such a pull on me, I wished to go back in time to see it in its prime, who ruled back then and how life was under that rule... It sprung my roots and left me if awe that people in medieval times could build such gorgeous monuments

@mustipunyaemail

Жыл бұрын

As a muslim, this make me sad. Why we lost spain. The infighting betwen muslims make us weak.

@alvaropk5494

Жыл бұрын

@@mustipunyaemail becouse Spain was way stronger can be? And reino of granada was a state apart , nothing to do with north africa and the conquest was made by arabs

@germansantos3810

Жыл бұрын

@@mustipunyaemail Because THIS IS OUR LAND, we expelled the invaders!!!!

Wonderful place ,beautiful views ,excelent video,congratulations!

Wow! The artwork and carvings are so beautiful! And the water features are absolutely stunning! I know this video is the closest I will come to visiting this beautiful palace so thank you so much for sharing it!

So nicely shot and presented. Thanks a lot. Keep it up.

Absolutely great video!

Breathtaking, amazing! I am not sure if this is one of the wonders of the world, but it should be. Almost every surface is decorated. It is a miracle that it survived basically as it was built. Absolutely exceptional piece of art! (I am curious how they got the water up there - there must have been some viaduct from a higher ground nearby?). I wasn't sure where I would go next, but this is the place to visit for sure. If we humans were smarter than we are now, we could make this world a better place, creating similar settings to live. This was created in the "Middle Ages", and no modern architecture can match it; it is the ultimate achievement!!! Thank you for the video.

@Utheree

7 ай бұрын

The water system is all mechanical. More details can be found in the doc "The Alhambra Fortress of Andalusia" starting from 20th minute

This is by far the best video on Alhambra. Thanks for your effort and may God bless you.

Excellent incorporation of the miniature and the video of the actual spaces. A very well-done video tour that brought back fond memories of my visit there in 2020.