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Jigsaw puzzle online of an arch in the Alhambra Palace. The palace is located in Andalusia, Spain. The arch contains intricate and delicate carvings.

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retirenow14
Feb 20, 2020
I am impressed with the skill of the carvers who finished the inside of this palace. There are very few people alive today that could come close to their expertise.
elijah13
Jan 25, 2018
Very pretty.
aknan
Jan 25, 2018
Even more beautiful in person, Elijah. I spent several hours exploring the Alhambra many years ago. Each room was different and I was simply astonished at the differences, since no reproduction of plants, animals or people was allowed. There is even a small Christian church inside the mosque.
Taffi
Oct 20, 2013
I was given a knitting pattern for a lace shawl that is based on the arches of Alhambra. After seeing this picture, I'd say that the shawl is dot on as there is a picture of the finished shawl. I will do this shawl but want to find the perfect yarn for it. Have an idea too.

Have a wonderful week, all of you!
rahrah1820
Oct 12, 2017
Taffi, how did the shawl turn out? I use to wear shawls a lot, especially with long skirts, loved them.
Taffi
Oct 14, 2017
I never did find the right yarn and then just got into other things. I'll have to track it down. Thanks for the reminder.
rahrah1820
Oct 14, 2017
Lol you're welcome! I'm sure we're related somehow, I get side tracked the same way!
carolsapple
Apr 1, 2016
My husband and I have different preferences on coffee as well. Starbucks coffee is much stronger than instant. My husband didn't like the Starbucks he received - he claimed there were coffee grounds in it. Went back and they made another cup free of charge. I've been given discounts and coupons from Starbucks. Retiring - many people here retire. Some are retired and some that are retired volunteer. Yep try and keep busy.
toadalove
Jul 30, 2014
Love it!
pixipixil
Oct 20, 2013
God bless you all this lovely Sunday. My husband just told me he was a fool to want to spend time with me because I ventured the opinion that I thought perked coffee left for an hour and a half would still taste better than fresh instant. (I don't drink the coffee--he does. But it's Starbucks and the instant is Nescafe so what would you think? ) Anyway, his ongoing comments that seem to tell me I ruin his life every time I open my mouth are getting to me after all these years. No wonder he doesn't want to retire. He told me as much.
globug
Oct 20, 2013
Hang in there pixipixil. Don't lose your self worth. Know that you & your opinions are worth just as much as the next person.
dinta18
Oct 20, 2013
Hang in there pixi! I, too, listen to comments like that and I just laugh them off. Perked coffee is better than any type of instant and I have been drinking coffee for over 50 years! Wait until he retires; then you'll really hear comments!
nlbuchanan
Oct 20, 2013
I drink coffee but don't like Starbucks or instant. Where does that put me? You have a right to your opinions and so does he. (My friends think I am sometimes too diplomatic and ever the mediator.)
tutudiane
Oct 20, 2013
I don't know anything about coffee I have never drunk it or made a good cup of it so I have been told and I don't care.I am retired and live in a retirement community and do know this, if you have a negative attitude before retiring it will stay with you afterward and those are miserable people to be around. So let him keep working some people are happier that way and maybe you can be too.always remember what globug said.
iawoman1
Oct 20, 2013
I feel for you. Please find a competent therapist, minister, etc. to help you deal with his attitude. Just because he is a sad, crabby bully doesn't mean you have to live on his terms.
F22028
Oct 20, 2013
We have been retired for 20 years and believe me ir doesn't get any better. Just stay active.
CatLadyOKC
Oct 20, 2013
We've solved that problem, he stays downstairs most of the time with the TV & I stay upstairs with my computer. He has been disabled for a number of years, & I retired 8 years ago. Hang in there! (we both drink coffee & think Folgers is the best-but I also like Newman's Specail Blend Decafe) We use a Bunn & a Kurig, but don't use the warming tray on the one - we just let it cool & use the microwave to warm it. Mine says I don't listen to him, and guess what I don't. Be your own self.
pixipixil
Oct 20, 2013
Thank you so much for all your advice and good wishes. it really perks me up to know it isn't just me.
globug you have put your finger on the problem. I do keep telling myself "that's his problem" but I do love him so it does sometimes get thru to me. F22028 you have the right idea. I do try not to be still for long. iawoman1 I have been thinking about doing that.
Dinta, I will work to do as you do. My uncle says the best revenge is live well. I try. tutudiane, good luck in your retirement community. I hope you can insulate yourself from the grinches. Nlb you are an original. That's where that puts you. It's a hard road when volume is what sells. I know because I walk it.
lydiagintn
Oct 20, 2013
And that's why, after 25 years of marriage, I am single and NO WAY would I ever get married again. No one should have to listen to being put down time after time. I don't understand why women put up with it....is it so ingrained into us that we are their servants, their property? Those who stay in those relationships have my sympathy. Please take care of yourselves- you are important!
trynfindit
Oct 20, 2013
Sounds like your husband is an old poop. Perhaps it's better for YOU that he doesn't retire.

Personally, I think Starbucks and instant Nescafe are yucky. I love coffee with a bit of sugar, but we don't drink our coffee strong.
Barbaranne
Oct 20, 2013
Lots of love and hugs pixipixil are coming your way.
nlbuchanan
Oct 21, 2013
And I am one of those sending hugs!
pixipixil
Oct 21, 2013
Thank you for the hugs, nlb and Barbaranne. I can always use many of those. To me hugs make the world go round. "Love" has too meanings to too many people these days.
pixipixil
Oct 21, 2013
Trynfindit--it probably is. At least we have plenty of money this way and I can putter in the yard w/o being on a schedule until he gets home. He used to be different but changed after we adopted our boy.
pixipixil
Oct 21, 2013
Hi Lydia: I think I'll be the one to die first but if I'm not I may take your path and go it alone.
nlbuchanan
Oct 21, 2013
After 4 marriages and divorces, I'm going it alone too. I do have a caregiver to do the things I can't but in July, after 3 years of renting a room from me, he finally was able to get his own place so I really am going it alone again. I really like it when know I don't have to explain my decisions to anyone. Being my ex-husband, my caregiver felt he still had the right to know. Yay! It's just me and my dog again!
lydiagintn
Oct 21, 2013
Isn't it fantastic to not be beholding to anyone at home?! I happen to have a home with my oldest daughter and we share custody of my 2 grandsons (her nephews) so I'm not exactly "going it alone"...we are all respectful of each other as far as letting each other know plans, etc. and fortunately, we work very well together. But, as for a MAN who is not actually part of my family...never again! I LOVE my life!!! Pixipixil....none of us knows G-d's plan so maybe you will have a few years to yourself....if that's what you would enjoy! My mom is almost 96 and has been alone for 12 years (except my brother had to move in after a "friend" almost killed her by letting a car roll back on her and broke almost the whole left side of her body when she was 90! ) Being in control of your own life is a very freeing experience!
MtnMomma
Oct 24, 2013
Pixipixil, I'm sorry to hear of this. You don't deserve such a harsh reaction from him over something so minor. My heart goes out to you and I hope you find a solution to your situation which will bring you more peace and joy in your life. Life is too short to be unhappy. Best wishes and hugs!
pixipixil
Oct 25, 2013
HI lydis:
As they say with friends like that who needs enemies. I hope your mom has recovered sufficiently to get around again. No one on either side of my family made it to 96. My aunt who just died did make 95 tho.
pixipixil
Oct 25, 2013
Thanks so much MtnMomma. Men are odd that way. I had a priest I worked for go into a 10 minute tirade because I said the organist told me a hymn they picked wasn't written in stone so if he (the priest) wanted me to do another I would.
MtnMomma
Oct 26, 2013
Pixipixil, that's sad. No matter what their relation or position, there's no excuse for verbal abuse. Verbal abuse can leave scars as well...Hang in there, pixi, and know that you are valued.
nlbuchanan
Oct 26, 2013
Verbal abuse can leave scars as well. I can attest to how true that is. I believe verbal abuse leaves scars that can hurt, not only you, but ongoing generations as bad as ongoing physical abuse does. I don't know how many generations back it goes but I know my grandfather verbally abused my mother and my mother verbally abused her children, and still does. I made up my mind I would not verbally abuse my children but their father, who was verbally abused by his father, abused our children. "And the beat goes on...."
llgregg
Jan 29, 2014
God be with you in finding your way!
pixipixil
Jan 29, 2014
Hi llgregg:
Thank you. For me it's a make up and move on method of coping. Just had another bad morning but we made up b4 the day was over. Funny that this post should have come up tonight because of you.
JAMP124
Nov 12, 2013
Not as hard as I expected. ( I think there's a lesson in that! )
SANTACLAUS
Oct 20, 2013
Enjoyed this one but got to admit I did it in the circles, was just going to give a comment and low and behold it vanished, but I did enjoyed the circles better more of a challenge.
PATRICIA37
Oct 20, 2013
I did the circles too, but you did better than I. it was fun though.
SANTACLAUS
Oct 22, 2013
You want to try the circle, a touch harder than any I have done, and the different shapes do take some getting use to, but nice to have another challenge, and this is what the site is all about and the feed back you get from other puzzles is terrific and a pleasant people you could not find better.
Have a super day. God bless you all.
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