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It's a dream that can be touched, heard, and felt in every corner. At the foot of the Sierra Nevada, this Andalusian city is a perfect mosaic of cultures, with its most brilliant jewel, the Alhambra, dominating the horizon. Granada seduces with its blend of Moorish monuments, generous tapas, and sunsets that seem to stand still.
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Granada is a poem written in stone and water. Perhaps it is the sound of a fountain in the Patio de los Leones, or the echo of a flamenco singer in a cave in Sacromonte.
Here, Andalusian culture has left its most beautiful mark: the Alhambra, where the gardens of the Generalife, the geometric mosaics, and the arches create a place that seems timeless.
The Albaicín, an old Arab quarter, offers labyrinthine streets that wind up and down between white houses, hidden squares, and viewpoints such as San Nicolás, where you can watch Spain's most famous sunset.
Granada is history, yes, but it is also youth, passion, and vibrant life in every corner. And, as they say in the city, if you haven't seen Granada, you haven't seen anything.
The Alhambra and the Generalife
Nasrid palaces, dreamlike courtyards and enchanted gardens.
Albaicín
Arab neighborhood with viewpoints and narrow streets that will captivate you.
Granada Cathedral
A surprising Renaissance gem.
Sacromonte
The birthplace of flamenco in the area and its interesting inhabited caves.
Tapas granadinas
Here the tapas come free with your drink, and they are legendary.
Walk of the Sad
At the foot of the Alhambra, ideal for a romantic stroll.
San Nicolás Viewpoint
The best postcard view of the Alhambra with the Sierra Nevada in the background.
Eurostars Gran Vía
Hospes Palacio de los Patos
SERCOTEL Granada
Parador de Granada
Catalonia Granada
Horseback riding through the mountains of Cordoba with views of the city
Private excursion to a fighting bull ranch in the countryside
Trip to Seville
Bike ride between the Turia Gardens and the coast