Within the building is the Court of Myrtles, and the 16th-century addition known as the Garden of Lindaraxa.
The road leading to it passes through a triumphal arch decorated with three pomegranates and designed by Pedro Machuca. After this is the Puerta de la Justicia, featuring a carved hand which symbolizes defense against evil. Within the building is the Court of Myrtles, and the 16th-century addition known as the Garden of Lindaraxa. Built during the reign of Ibn al-Ahmar of the Nasrid dynasty, its most famous features are the Generalife, the Court of the Lions, and the Moorish section known as the Alcazaba. For ten points, identify this palace and fortress overlooking the city of Granada in Spain.
The road leading to it passes through a triumphal arch decorated with three pomegranates and designed by Pedro Machuca.
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