By the end of last week, alot of you were guessing that I had been to Spain, although France seemed to be the early choice.
This is my last clue before revealing to you all the locations of each of the images that have been featured in this challenge. The challenge has been to name the country and region that I visited in April 2016 – all of the images featured were taken in the same region and country, despite some notable contrasts.
For this clue, why not also guess the actual place that was visited on this our first full day in the region. Here we go:
This place was so contemplative it reminded a bit of the Taj Mahal in India.
Not surprisingly, there is a high demand for tickets to get in to see this wonder.
If you have not seen the earlier clues why not see Clue 1, Clue 2, Clue 3 and Clue 4.
So now is the time to declare your final answers to this fun challenge.
Have a good week one and all.
MM🍀
Meticulous Mick 
Alhambra, Granada! I remember those lions from when I was there two years back 🙂
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Just two years ago, no wonder they are fresh in the memory. Trust you had a good time 😎
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Hubby says Alhambra 😃
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Hubby says Alhambra .. Granada 😃
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Teamwork, I like it 😀
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I’ve not known since the beginning but I’m enjoying these posts!
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To be fair Laura, you are on the other side of the world…but bet of all you are enjoying them. 🍀
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Yes I am and in California we are even further from Europe. Much to our dismay! We’d love to get there more often.
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It’s a great little playground…..
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I’m with Anne Farmer. Alhambra it is! Clue#5 made this a definitive choice. 🙂
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I sense a clustering going on …Told you it got easier as the clues progressed.🍀
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I only jumped on board at clue #4
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and didn’t track back to earlier clues. Having been there the pools were an obvious giveaway for me. 🙂 Wonderful photos, John.
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To be fair, I think if you have been there the clue is quite easy, but if not the Arab style could tempt one to think of other countries, articulately North Africa. Enjoy the week Eric. John 🍀
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I think that architecture is Moorish so, while I have never been (sadly), I think it is Grenada. Did I say Andalusia before? I can’t even remember.
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I am fairly sure you did say Andalucia, and of course Granada is in Andalucia. The real answer will be revealed tomorrow….
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The Alhambra Palace!
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Have I picked the Anne Farmer route to Spain??
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I honestly don’t a have any idea, but since I pick Bulgaria before I’m picking Morocco this time. The photos have that appeal
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Alhambra, Granada Spain!
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My, you’re on roll Willow 😎
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Woohoo!? 😉
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Al Hambra, Granada, Spain where I earlier identified the province!!!!
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I wasn’t going to pick you up on your spelling mistaking in Andalucia, being an antipodean……😊
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It depends on which local dialect one is translating from!!!!!!!!!!
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That’s the trouble with Antipodeans, always have an answer for everything…..😕
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OK, it must be Spain, and a place I have never visited, the Alhambra…..
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Time to rectify that last point perhaps, 😀
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Might do later this year…..
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If you do, try and get tickets well in advance. We inquired beginning of April and it was booked right through to end of May. Fortunately we got some late cancellations…
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Golly, thanks Mick!
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