- Peter IV of Aragon tried to provide more spacious rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms to the Aljafería, because the Taifal bedrooms were too small for his use.
- About Aljafería Palace. Explore the stunning Moorish architecture of the Aljafería Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the 11th century.
- The ticket office looks like a small kiosk next to the parking lot for deputies and other staff that is before the bridge that gives access to the Aljafería.
- The Aljaferia is an impressive piece of Muslim architecture that dates back to the 11th century. The Islamic rulers did it well back then.
- The construction of al-Dja‘fariyya (La Aljafería) began during the reigns of al-Muqtadir Billah (ca. 1049–1082) and Ahmad al-Musta‘in II (1085–1110).
- Palace of the Aljafería. Its construction was ordered by the second king of the Banu Hud dynasty, Al-Muqtadir, in the second half of the eleventh century.
- The Aljaferia Palace has been used for different purposes throughout history. Aljaferia is one of the finest pieces of evidence of the Islamic-era ruling in Spain.
- Peter IV of Aragon tried to provide more spacious rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms to the Aljafería, because the Taifal bedrooms were too small for his use.
- The Aljafería Palace is one of the only royal residences from 11th-century Iberia to have been preserved almost perfectly until the present.