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4 days ago · Untapped arts editor Laura Itzkowitz recounts a trip to the incredible Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, where the last of the Nasrid kings ruled in the 14th century.
4 days ago · Palacio Andaluz Almona: Great spot near the Cathedral - See 2,559 traveler reviews, 1,858 candid photos, and great deals for Granada, Spain, at Tripadvisor.
- Calle San Jeronimo, 5, 18001 Granada,, Spain
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4 days ago · Day Trips to Granada from Southern Spain. Another great way to visit Granada is by planning a day trip from where you’re staying in Southern Spain. Here is the great news: a day trip to Granada with a tour company also includes tickets to Alhambra, so you can still see the monument even if you can’t buy tickets online anymore.
1 day ago · We had published a post about the incredible waterfall hike that we had done on the same trip, but had never published our pictures from the palace! Allow us to correct this mistake — especially before one of Spain’s most celebrated directors features it in “El Cautivo”. Table of Contents
1 day ago · Step back in time and explore the 16th century Granada Cathedral through a virtual reality tour. Immerse yourself in the history of Spain and experience life in the 15th and 16th century. Join historical figures as they guide you through the city's monuments and learn about its significant moments. Don't miss the chance to visit the Royal Chapel and Cathedral of Granada in this unique virtual ...
2 days ago · Located in southern Spain, its history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes make it a must visit destination. Granada is known for its iconic Alhambra palace and lively university scene; it is the perfect relocation spot for those dreaming of a Spanish adventure.
2 days ago · Importantly, you can also visit the first mosque built in Spain for over five centuries since the culmination of the so-called Reconquista in 1492, when the final sultan, Boabdil, was expelled from Granada by Christian forces.
