Alcázar Genil - Free Audio Guide

Alcázar Genil, also known as Qasar al-Sayyid, is a fortified palace located in Granada, Spain. Built in 1218 by the Almohad governor, it served as a recreational estate and hosted grand receptions. The palace features a central courtyard, intricate Islamic architecture, and a large pool used for naval battles. Visitors can explore the gardens, remnants of historical structures, and enjoy the scenic views along the Genil River. The site is recognized as a national monument since 1922 and is home to the Francisco Ayala Foundation. Open to the public Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 15:00, admission is free.