Calat Alhambra, Second Life

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Grid: Second Life

Location: Al Andalus Alhambra

It is one of the most stunning palaces in the whole of Europe, one that brings together light, life, culture and geometry in a stunning tour de force of medieval Islamic architecture – albeit one forced to incorporate western European styles as exemplified by the Palacio de Carlos V. It is the Calat Alhambra, …

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Inara Pey reports some wonderful information on her blog: someone has done a very faithful recreation of the legendary Alhambra in Second Life. I'm heading there soon to do an inspection of the place. In the meantime, take a look at this article yourself, and then consider a trip. A note: according to Inara's last paragraphs, there is a mosque here, used by a practicing Muslim community. While they do not require observance of their customs, it is encouraged as a sign of respect for their traditions. Shoes are easy to take off, and there is a basket of hijab scarves for women, so this small act of cooperation is simple to do.
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