Granada Alhambra Generalife
Written by Geoff Forster
Generalife: The Alumnia of the Generalife or Royal Home Farm was planned as a place to relax in. With a grouping of residential buildings surrounded by cultivated land. The name Generalife is thought to come from Jardines del Alarife.
Which means Gardens of the Builder (Architect).
It has nothing to do with the two English words General Life! - Me!
It also is not sponsored by an Insurance Company! - Jane! The area has some lovely gardens with water features and buildings it also has great views back across to the Alhambra. 
Here's Jane in the New Gardens. 
Not a bad view! 
We then headed to the Car Park. Where we had to pay around 7€ for our five hour stay. We could have saved 2€ by parking on the waste ground, but would our car have still been there!
A wonderful day in a wonderful place.
You have to come here!!!
Nice post. The word “Generalife” can be translated as garden of paradise, garden of feasts. In garden there are Fruits as well as flowers,plants are selected for their aromas and color.Garden has abundance of cool breeze due to open terraces.The Water-Garden Courtyard has a long pool framed by flowerbeds, fountains, and pavilions. In a year 2 million visitors are visiting garden. Alhambra is a popular tourist atrraction. surrounding the Alhambra can be viewed without a ticket. For more details refer
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