The Palace of the Nasrid Kings, also known as the Alhambra, is a stunning example of Islamic architecture located in Granada, Spain. Built during the 13th to 15th centuries, it served as the residence for the Nasrid dynasty, the last Muslim rulers in Spain. The palace is renowned for its intricate tile work, beautiful gardens, and elaborate stucco decorations. Visitors to the palace can explore various sections, including the Mexuar Hall, the Comares Palace, and the Palace of the Lions. Each area showcases the artistic and architectural achievements of the Nasrid period, reflecting the cultural richness of medieval Spain.