CSN News reports that a replica of Granada’s Alhambra is located in Sevilla.

Wanted to see the Alhambra, but didn’t want the crowds? Try this hidden replica located in Sevilla.

Paradas, the historic town, is located in the province of Sevilla just 40 minutes from Andalucia’s capital. 

This charming destination boasts a unique attraction: a faithful replica of Granada’s iconic Alhambra. 

Paradas, a charming blend of tranquility and cultural heritage, is ideal for anyone looking for a special Easter getaway.

Paradas’ centrepiece, the Palacio de los Arrayanes (Palacio Carmen de los Arrayanes), is an amazing replica of Alhambra. 

This labour of love was realised by Jose Luis Romero Nuñez, who dedicated 12 years (from 1993 to 2005) to recreating the Nasrid masterpiece. 

Romero’s detailed project was shaped by his frequent visits to Alhambra with the aid of skilled artisans. 

The palace was originally intended to be a family home, but has now become a popular tourist destination, as well as a filming location that showcases the magnificence of Moorish architectural splendour.

Paradas’ historical centre is worth exploring, as well as this architectural jewel. 

El Greco’s work is prominent in the 18th century Church of San Eutropio. 

The original Hermitage in San Juan de Letran, which was demolished after the Civil War, has been seamlessly integrated with the town hall.

Visitors can also enjoy the town’s picturesque squares, such as Plaza de Andalucia and Plaza de España, which epitomise the serene charm of Paradas. 

Take the A92 from Seville and exit at El Calvario. 

Paradas is an easy escape from the urban chaos.

For a distinctive experience this Easter, Paradas offers a harmonious blend of cultural richness and peaceful ambiance, highlighted by its own ‘Alhambra’ and historic allure.