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El paseo de los tristes

On 20 November 2015 · In Albayzin, Alhambra, English, Español, Granada, Monuments, Tips, Travel, 日本語, 한국어

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El paseo de los tristes – An afternoon spent walking along The Rio Darro is an afternoon well spent in our opinion. The cobbled streets meander along the course of the river alongside the monasteries. [...]

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Silla del Moro

On 20 November 2015 · In Albayzin, English, Español, Events, Food, Granada, Monuments, Tips, Travel, 日本語, 한국어

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Silla del Moro – The Albayzin is scattered with bars, sometimes hidden in the most unlikely corners. Take a well deserved rest from exploring the maze of this charming area with a cold beer and [...]

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Carmen de la Victoria

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Carmen de la Victoria – Before it was an orchard of Victorian monastery and at present it is a residence for those invited to the Granada University.It has beautiful view with Alhambra and we can walk [...]

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Atardecer en San Nicolás

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San Nicolas Sunset- The perfect spot. Come here at sunset for a breathtaking experience of Granada’s best views. Sometimes abundant with local artisans the square can quickly become an impromptu market. Don’t leave Granada without [...]

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La Plaza de San Miguel Bajo

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Plaza de San Miguel Bajo – This picturesque square full of terraces where local cuisine offered is one of the best examples of the common fusion of Arabic and Christian architecture known as Moorish design. [...]

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Plaza de Toros

On 20 November 2015 · In Centre, English, Español, Events, Granada, Monuments, Travel, 日本語

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ENGLISH: Bullfighting Arena – Built in 1928 in neo-Mudejar, it is the living testimony of the Arab heritage of the city, and has the privilege of being among the ten most important in Spain with a capacity for [...]

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Basílica de Ntra. Sra. de las Angustias

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Basilica of Our Lady of Sorrows – In the center of the altarpiece, the image of the Virgin of Sorrows, patron saint of Granada is that every year in procession on the last Sunday of [...]

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Iglesia de San Juan de Dios

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Saint John of God church – The Lavadero Del Sol is a well preserved washing place from the 17th Century. Come here for a tranquil view of the sunset from one of the lookout towers.

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Monasterio de San Jerónimo

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San Jeronimo monastery – It was the first monastery to be built in Granada after the conquest of the city by the Christians and here was buried along with his wife the Great Captain. The [...]

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Monasterio de la Cartuja

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Cartuja monastery – Formerly a Roman cemetery, in this building the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles merge the three centuries that lasted its construction. The monastery is famous for its impressive sacristy of white walls [...]

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