
Alhambra
Game Rules / How To Play / Instructions

2 - 6

8+

60 MIN

$30
Start your quest to build the greatest and most impressive constructions projects in Granada: Alhambra. Alhambra is a palace, fortress, and a small city all in one. It includes pavilions, beautiful gardens, towers and chambers.
Alhambra is a competitive board game where players race to employ builders in all of Europe with special talents and skills all while trying to pay fair wages in their native currency. Alhambra is a great board game to play with your friends. Give Alhambra a try today!
Alhambra is a competitive board game where players race to employ builders in all of Europe with special talents and skills all while trying to pay fair wages in their native currency. Alhambra is a great board game to play with your friends. Give Alhambra a try today!
- Alhambra Has 6 Starting Tiles
- 54 Building Tiles
- 12 Counters
- 108 Money Cards
- 2 Scoring Cards
- 1 Building Market
- 1 Scoring Board
- 6 Tile Reserve Boards With Points Tables
- 1 Bag And The Alhambra Board Game Rules And Instructions
![]() | In the game of Alhambra points are scored by having the most building tiles of each type. The number of points needed depends on the type of tile. You can also get points by having the longest part of the wall around the Alhambra. More points are awarded in each scoring round. The winner is the player who has been awarded the most points by the end of the game. | ![]() |
Please keep in mind that the official Alhambra rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging.
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Payton says:
Are additional points scored if your base is completely enclosed at the end?
03-31-2020
Are additional points scored if your base is completely enclosed at the end?