The Alhambra Palace dates back to the fourteenth century. It was built by the Arab Muslim King Abu Abdullah Muhammad I Muhammad ibn Yusuf ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Nasr ibn al-Ahmar between 1238-1273 in the Kingdom of Granada. It is considered the second most visited site in Europe. It is one of the finest buildings that is characterized by a mixture of A sophisticated of Islamic, Christian and medieval Renaissance architectural styles. What distinguishes this palace most are its Islamic inscriptions and decorations, Quranic verses and supplications that fill its walls, and the colorful faience tiles that tend to turn red at sunset, making it an ideal tourist destination for architecture lovers.