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Plazas

Many of Granada’s social and cultural activities take place in the city’s numerous plazas, or public squares. Here is a list of the most bustling and iconic open spaces you

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SummerDrinks

A big part of savoring Granada in the summer has to do with keeping cool. And although we all know that drinking plenty of water is the best way to

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Beaches Near Granada

One of the things that makes Granada so special is its proximity to both mountains and the Mediterranean. And who doesn’t enjoy an escapade to the coast during the hot

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Local Favorites

Andalusians love food but are usually not very adventurous eaters. Most restaurants feature a similar list of staples on their menus, with some variation on preparation and presentation. Here are

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Semana Santa

Understanding Granada’s Religious Tradition

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Granada with Kids

Although more challenging to find, there are kid-friendly and kid-focused activities in Granada if you’d like to organize a special treat for your child.

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The Alhambra

The Alhambra is a magnificent palace and fortress complex located in Granada.

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Getting Around

Despite being a relatively small city, Granada is extremely well connected within the city limits and with other parts of the province, the region of Andalusia, and the rest of

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Tapas

Tapas in Granada are an integral part of the city’s culinary culture. Granada is famous for its tradition of serving complimentary tapas, something to eat with drinks, making it a

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Navigating Neighborhoods

Granada is known for its rich history, stunning architecture and vibrant culture, which can be experienced and discovered in the city’s distinct neighborhoods, each with unique features and character. You

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Eating Out

Food is an integral part of any visit to Spain, and the country is known worldwide for its gastronomic traditions. Still, any traveler to Southern Spain will quickly discover that

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Flamenco

Flamenco is deeply ingrained in Granada’s cultural fabric, making it an ideal place to experience this passionate and captivating art form that originated in Andalusia centuries ago. Most visitors to

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Plazas

Many of Granada’s social and cultural activities take place in the city’s numerous plazas, or public squares. Here is a list of the most bustling and iconic open spaces you are likely to come across as you explore Granada….

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SummerDrinks

A big part of savoring Granada in the summer has to do with keeping cool. And although we all know that drinking plenty of water is the best way to hydrate, there are other, tastier ways to stay afloat. Here are some local favorites. …

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An aerial view of a mediterranean spanish beach (San Cristobal beach) at Almunecar, Granada, Spain

Beaches Near Granada

One of the things that makes Granada so special is its proximity to both mountains and the Mediterranean. And who doesn’t enjoy an escapade to the coast during the hot summer months? We’ve compiled a list of our favorite beaches, or playas, and beach destinations…

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