Introducing Granada
Granada has an edge over other Andalucian cities. Many visitors don’t get past the allure of the Alhambra, with its woods and the Sierra Nevada as magnificent backdrops, and the mystery of the winding streets of the Albayzín. But what you’ll find if you stick around is Andalucía’s hippest, youthful city, with a free-tapas culture, innovative bars, tiny flamenco holes and thumping clubs. Here, the Islamic past feels recent as a growing North African population has filled the Albayzín with kebab and cake shops and slipper and tea nooks and even a newly-constructed mosque.
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Last updated: 14-Jan-2011
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Re: A little itinerary help?
by Shakyground 14 September 2011
Thank you! What about shortening the stays in Seville and/or Granada by a day and spending one or two nights in Arcos or Ronda? Also,…
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RE: A little itinerary help?
by anillos_de_saturno 14 September 2011
PhiMeow has provided you a good itinerary. The only point where we don't agree is the way of travel between Granada and Barcelona. I think…
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RE: A little itinerary help?
by PhiMeow 14 September 2011
Inbound 1 day Madrid 5 days Madrid to Sevilla (train) 5 days. Lots to do here - Alcazar, Giralda tower (a must climb!), Seville cathedral…








