Alhambra

The Alhambra in Granada is a palace and fortress complex renowned as one of the most important monuments of Islamic architecture and as a well-preserved medieval Islamic palace with later Spanish Renaissance elements (Source 1). Archival materials show the site has been a subject of travel documentation and photography since at least the early 20th century (an image labeled 'Höstresan 1910. Alhambra 9' referencing Calle de Gomerez appears in archives; Source 3). The supplied sources do not include construction dates, a detailed chronology of ownership, or incidents beyond this broad architectural and documentary record. The research notes and archival items provided contain no verified reports of ghosts, apparitions, poltergeist activity, named spirits, or other paranormal phenomena connected to the Granada Alhambra. A separate archival news image (Source 5) documents a Halloween event at an unrelated commercial venue using the name 'Alhambra Casino and Shopping Bazaar' and should not be conflated with the historic palace-fortress in Granada. Another archival item (Source 4) references a late-1400s letter and the uploader's commentary on religious history but does not link that material to any supernatural claims regarding the Alhambra. Accordingly, there are no documented supernatural entities or specific paranormal events attributable to the Granada Alhambra in the supplied material. Because the supplied sources focus on architectural, historical, and archival documentation and explicitly lack folkloric or paranormal accounts for this site, the entry records the absence of reported phenomena rather than asserting any haunting traditions.