The palace complex of the Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs served as a utility being the residence of the royal family, as well as defensive. The palace is richly decorated inside, surrounded by impressive gardens. You can also see several inner courtyards there. As part of the historic center of Córdoba, the Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Visitors can see the original layout of the rooms, the reception hall, the royal baths and the entrance hall.
The palace was built in the fourteenth century on the order of King Alfonso XI. Initially, Arabic-style buildings and the residence of a Roman governor were used in the construction works. The palace was particularly popular during the reign of Isabella I and Ferdinand II, when it was a frequent residence of the royal couple.
During the Napoleonic wars he served as a military garrison, then it was transformed into a prison. In the second half of the 20th century, the complex underwent modernization and was adapted to the needs of tourism.
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