WHAT TO DO IN GRANADA

10 THINGS YOU WILL ONLY UNDERSTAND IF YOU ARE FROM GRANADA

Every city has expressions, onomatopoeia and words which are typical.

SIERRA NEVADA: 5 AFTER-SKI SUGGESTIONS

Sierra Nevada, one of the most popular places every year for people from all over the world, whether as a holiday destination for enjoying snow sports, or as one of the...

Water, the queen of Granada

In the poetry or the portraits stitched together by the words of Machado, Granada was water. It flowed, remained hidden, and cried its pains in the Alhambra. The Nasrid city continues to maintain the channels, pools, fountains and cisterns of that joyful time in which the Catholic Monarchs had not yet disputed its rule. The precious Muslim legacy

DISCOVER THE SECRET CORNERS OF GRANADA

The best travel guides are those written by the inhabitants of a city themselves. Stories then take on a life of their own, and the revealed nooks of each corner of our birthplace make us feel at home. They are also the most generous because they present the tourist with true stories, who get a feeling

GRANADA, AN EMOTIONAL GUIDE: THE STORY OF MARIA DE LA O LEJÁRRAGA

Today we are going back in time to rescue an old book, Granada, guía emocional. This historical document was written for tourists in the city of the Alhambra at the beginning of the 20th century. And we can discover the story of María de la O Lejárraga and Gregorio Martínez Sierra, a couple who lived in

CALLE REAL ALTA, A MEDIEVAL TREASURE IN GRANADA THAT OPENS ONCE PER YEAR

Cities whisper ancient tales in our ears. They do it through their streets and their heritage. This treasure, even after centuries, remains with us. It belongs to us and is replete with history. One of these magical places can be found in Granada. The Calle Real Alta de la Alhambra, which was the main thoroughfare in the

The “baker’s” origins of Hammam Al Ándalus Granada

Una de las salas de Hammam Al Ándalus Granada Today we want to bring you a strange tale about our establishment in Granada. Did you know that the magic atmosphere where you can today enjoy a relaxing bath in the central street of Santa Ana was for centuries a baker’s? As many of you surely

Granada artwork, the precious jewel of Al-Andalus

There are visits that stir and excite, leaving within us an indelible mark. Juan Ramón Jiménez put it like this. “Granada has stolen my heart, I feel as though wounded, or in convalescence”. A large part of its charm is hidden in the legacy that the Arabs left in the city during Al-Andalus. Nasrid art