Entrance from the Nave
Entrance from the Nave. Note: the Greek style columns.
Similar to previous view.
A wide view of inside the main Central Court, looking 45 degrees to the right, with the Roman Court through the arches.
A window into the previous view.
Turning right 90 degrees with the walls of the Roman Court behind the Greek columns and an exit to the Nave on the right.
Same as the previous view, but during construction.
Similar to the previous view; this time looking 45 degree to the left, straight towards the Roman Court, shifted closer to the wall on the Nave side of the Central Court. This photo is also from the time of construction.
Shifting back 45 degrees to an earlier viewpoint; this time with a more close-up view of the Roman arches leading to the adjacent court.
Same as the previous photo, but in more detail.
Same viewpoint again, but the photographer has taken step back.
Again, a very similar view to the previous ones.
The same common view during construction.
Still looking in the same viewpoint, but farther back to the original entrance point in the middle of the Central Court.
Rotating a bit to the left to almost face the back of the court. The Roman arches are now out of view.
The same corner of the court previously examined, but in the 1920s when it was home to the Imperial War Museum.
Back to classical times, facing the rear of the court towards the covered Atrium and Gallery. The left side of the Greek Court is covered in the tour of the Egyptian Court. We will now proceed onwards to come to the
Atrium, looking towards the Roman Court on the right. Turning back to our original position, we proceed onwards to the
Gallery at the back of the Greek and Roman Courts, looking right (the left of the Gallery is covered in the tour of the Egyptian Court).
Moving along the Gallery, columns of the Greek Court separating this part from the Atrium are on the right hand side.
Similar to previous view.
Reaching the 2nd half of the Gallery, the Greek columns have disappeared, now replaced by arches, meaning we're now at the back of the Roman Court.
Same as the previous photo, but in more detail.
The end of the Gallery. We now have no choice but to turn to the right and take a blind exit out of the Roman Vestibule.
Looking back at the entrance to the Roman Vestibule from the Nave.
We enter the arches of the Roman Vestibule. The Alhambra Court is accessible on the right, and the main Roman Court is accessible on the left, which is where we will now explore...
A wide view of the Roman Court.
Turning almost 180 degrees we face the exit of the Roman Court with the English Medieval Court just visible across the Nave.
Similar to the previous view.
From the Nave we turn right around again to face the main entrance of the Roman Court.
Sinilar to the previous view.
The Roman Court during construction.
The Greek Court after the fire.
The Roman Court after the fire.
Anymore photos out there of either Courts/Vestibule?
