[heneral-EE-fey].
This architectural work's original furnishings include a four-foot-tall blue and gold vase with gazelles painted on it. One entrance to it has inner and outer arches with a key and an upward-facing hand carved into their respective keystones; that entrance is the Gate of Justice. This complex with a bell in the Vela tower has one room named for the honeycomb-like mocÃ¡rabe embellishments on its walls, and features the gardens of the Generalife [heneral-EE-fey]. Four channels lead water out from a fountain held up by twelve knee-high sculptures of lions within its Courtyard of the Lions. This Nasrid dynasty complex is next to the later, circular Palacio de Carlos Quinto [KEEN-toh]. For 10 points, name this "Red Fortress," an elaborate palace complex built by Arab Muslims in Granada, Spain.
This architectural work's original furnishings include a four-foot-tall blue and gold vase with gazelles painted on it.
the Alhambra [or Calat al-Hamra]