Photo: marcin jucha / Shutterstock.com The impressive, enchanting shadow of the Alhambra casts a magical spell upon all who pass through Granada. This is a city of legends created by gypsies and pirates, played out in the warren of the Albayzin, and in the inescapable presence of the ancient Moorish castle, the famous Alhambra. The Sierra Nevada Mountains provide an impressive backdrop and add to the enchanting feel of this miraculous place.

granadandyou / Pixabay.com Top 5 The Alhambra This is one of the most obvious must-sees because the outline of its impress... Cathedral of Santa María D... The Cathedral of Santa María De La Encarnación is Grenada’s most famous cave... Cartuja Monastery Takin' Shotz/Shutterstock.com Monestario De La Cartuja is an elaborate Baroque monastery and church which ... Hammam In an authentic ancient house you can try an Arabic style bath. The smells o... Huerta De San Vicente Huerta De San Vicente is the house where famous writer Federico García Lorca...

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THE CITY DO & SEE

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Granada, the Spanish word for the mythical fruit It is possible to explore the city by foot, which is pomegranate, typies this city that is a blend of the best way to inhale the life in Granada, as the ancient and modern cultures, old and modern shadow of the Alhambra guards you. The pace of lifestyles. Granada lies in the centre of life here is dierent. Get used to long leisurely Andalucía, the heart of Moorish , and fuses lunches, and decadent afternoon naps called its Islamic past and its Spanish present. This siestas. All of Granada sleeps during this time, so fusing of cultures is evident in the haunting it is diicult to avoid becoming part of the life sounds of Flamenco, a genre of music and dance, and routine here. whose lingering impressions and frantic footsteps echo through the corridors and narrow The Alhambra alleyways of this city. This is one of the most obvious must-sees The hypnotic sounds of Flamenco express the because the outline of its haunting passion and sorrow of being alive, the impressive structure rawness of life. This music is truly the muse of dominates the city. This Andalucía. Granada is a charming city, vibrant 9th-century castle is with the music of Flamenco, sumptuous , utterly magical and consists of a seemingly and local people who really know how to enjoy endless stretch of buildings and gardens. It is life. It has the dance-till-dawn nightlife of a big possible to visit the Alhambra at night, which is city with the comfortable close-knit feel of a particularly impressive and denitely worth the small town with many cosy local bars and cafés. eort.

Photo: WikiImages / Pixabay.com Address: Alhambra, Granada Opening hours: April 1 - October 14: daily 8:30am-8pm, Tue-Sat also 10pm-11:30pm. October 15 - March 31: daily 8:30am-6pm, Fri-Sat also 10pm-11:30pm Phone: +34 958 918 029 Internet: www.alhambra.org/en Email: o[email protected] Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Cathedral of Santa María De La Encarnación restaurant and teahouse onsite. The Cathedral of Santa María De La Encarnación Photo: Shchipkova Elena / Shutterstock.com is Grenada’s most famous Address: Calle Santa Ana 16, Granada Phone: +34 958 229 978 cavernous Renaissance Internet: www.hammamspain.com and Gothic cathedral. There is a small museum Huerta De San Vicente adjacent to the church. Huerta De San Vicente is the house where famous Photo: kristof lauwers / Shutterstock.com writer Federico García Address: Plaza de las Pasiegas, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-6:30pm. Sun and holidays Lorca spent summers and 3pm-5:45pm wrote some of his best Phone: +34 958 222 959 known works. The house Internet: www.catedraldegranada.com is located 15 minutes by foot from the city Email: [email protected] centre.

Cartuja Monastery Photo: Alimanja / Wikimedia Commons (image cropped) Monestario De La Cartuja Address: Calle Virgen Blanca, Granada is an elaborate Baroque Opening hours: September 16 - May 31: Tue-Sun monastery and church 9:30am-5pm. June 1 - September: Tue-Sun 15 daily 9am-3pm which was constructed Phone: +34 958 258 466 Internet: www.huertadesanvicente.com between the 16th and Email: [email protected] 18th centuries. The Sanctuary and Sacristy are particularly Albayzín impressive. Within the brick walls you can enjoy The Albayzín is composed breathtaking gardens and see how clerics and by snaking corridors and monks lived throughout the years. alleyways that make up the old Arabian quarter of Photo: Germán Póo-Caamaño / Wikimedia Commons Granada. It is a pleasure Address: Paseo de la Cartuja, Granada Opening hours: Summer: daily 10am-8pm. Winter: Sun-Fri just to wander the warren and holidays 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-1pm and 3pm-6pm of streets. Phone: +34 958 161 932 Internet: www.archidiocesisgranada.es Photo: granadandyou / Pixabay.com Address: Albayzín, Granada Hammam In an authentic ancient house you can try an Arabic style bath. The smells of scented oils waft through the air as you relax in the hot or cool pools, or enjoy a massage. There is a rooftop Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Plaza Larga Market Sacromonte Plaza Larga is a place This mystic with lively bars and tapas neighbourhood's name restaurants. A market is literally means "sacred held every day until 2pm. mountain". The place was Drop by for fruit, traditionally occupied by vegetables and a variety the Gitanos (historically of clothing. The music stalls are also worth Roman people, also called Gypsies). A series of exploring. roads winding up the mountain are anked by caves that are literally carved out of the side of Photo: jill111 / Pixabay.com the mountain. They served as the original Address: Plaza Larga, Granada dwellings for this area's rst inhabitants. Many of the caves are still used as houses; others have Arco De Las Pesas been converted to restaurants and bars. Arco De Las Pesas is located just o Plaza Photo: Chris De Bug / Shutterstock.com Larga, a striking Islamic Address: Sacromonte, Granada gateway defensive wall. The archway is built with Nasrid Wall stone from the city of Nasrid Wall is the 16th Malahá and was built in the eleventh century. city perimeter wall which snakes through the Photo: Pepepitos / Wikimedia Commons (image cropped) Sacromonte district. A Address: Placeta de las Minas 4, Granada walk along this wall will provide a thorough Mirador de San Nicolás exploration of the Sacromonte, including Mirador De San Nicolás beautiful views of the Alhambra and the is a lookout point with Albayzin. stunning views of the Alhambra, the Sierra Photo: cge2010 / Shutterstock.com Nevada Mountains and all Address: Sacromonte Abbey, Granada of Granada. This is the Phone: +34 958 221 445 perfect place to go and see one of the most Internet: abadiasacromonte.org/home Email: [email protected] beautiful sunsets.

Generalife Garden Photo: Javier Garcia / Shutterstock.com Address: Plaza de San Nicolás, Granada Overlooking the More Info: By San Nicolás Church impressive Alhambra palace lies the lovely Generalife Garden. With its bright owerbeds and picturesque fountains, its higher and lower gardens are the ideal spot for Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

an evening stroll. You don’t want to miss this Basílica de San Juan de Dios Andalusian scenery with great architecture in a This Basilica boasts with oral setting on your holiday pictures. gold on the inside and gold on the outside. Photo: Braunecker / Pixabay.com Within you can discover Address: Realejo-San Matias, Granada treasures of the past and Phone: +34 958 027 971 Internet: www.alhambra-patronato.es visit the nal resting place of important Spanish clerics. Take a tour Mosque of Granada with one of the friendly guides and learn about After centuries of the history and background of this place of banishing Islam from the worship. religious map, this Mosque was built in 2003 Photo: LIeLO / Shutterstock.com Address: Calle San Juan de Dios 15, Granada and is open to everyone. Public Transport: Bus stop: Avenida Constitucion You can visit the building Phone: +34 958 275 700 and also step into the main prayer halls by Internet: www.sjdgranada.es appointment. The mosque is also worth visiting Email: [email protected] for its outlook on the beautiful architecture of Aquaola the Alhambra. If you’re looking for some Photo: Migel refreshing fun during Address: Plaza de San Nicolás, Granada your holidays, this is the Phone: +34 958 202 526 place for you. The water Internet: www.mezquitadegranada.com park oers entertainment

Alcaiceria and relaxation for the Not far from Granada’s whole family with wave pools, slides and quiet Cathedral visitors can spots to soak up the Spanish sun. nd a traditional market. Photo: Olesia Bilkei / Shutterstock.com The former silk market Address: Calle Garcia Lorca 53, , Granada was rebuilt in 19th Public Transport: Free bus from Cenes de la Vega (Urban 33) century and has local Opening hours: Daily 11:30am-7pm jewellery and souvenirs on oer. Take home a Phone: +34 958 486 189 Internet: www.aquaola.com piece of Granada or drop by for the lovely sight Email: [email protected] of the Moorish architecture – it’s always worth a visit.

Photo: Marques / Shutterstock.com Address: Calle Alcaicería, 1, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11am-8pm Phone: +34 958 229 045 Internet: www.alcaiceria.com Email: [email protected] Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Museo Cuevas del Sacromonte Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-3pm This museum gives you Phone: +34 958 278 279 insights into the history and the people of DINING Granada’s mountain neighbourhood Sacromonte. Here you can learn about dierent forms of living throughout the years, local handcraft and traditional customs of the area.

Photo: bikeriderlondon / Shutterstock.com Address: Barranco de los Negros, Granada jereskok / Pixabay.com Opening hours: Daily 10am-8pm Phone: +34 958 215 120 Eating tapas is a must in Spain. Rather than Internet: www.sacromontegranada.com Email: [email protected] having one big dish, it is more common to try just a little of many specialities. If you're Carrera del Darro travelling with friends, tapas are the ideal Starting near the Plaza sharing food. Many places oer free tapas when Nueva, this passage along you purchase a drink, but there is also a number the Darro River takes you of great restaurants where you can eat full to stunning views and meals. lovely places. During an evening stroll you can Real Asador De Castilla nd many bars and restaurants on your way and Real Asador De Castilla is enjoy a vibrant nightlife. an elegant tapas restaurant serving Photo: Nella / Shutterstock.com various main dishes. Here Address: Carrera del Darro, Granada you can choose between meat, sh and vegetarian San Augustin Market cuisine. To accompany the food there is an This market is your place extensive wine list. for fresh products from

the region: the quality Photo: linmac / Pixabay.com products of San Augustin Address: Escudo del Carmen 17, Granada are well known among Phone: +34 958 222 910 locals. You shouldn’t miss Internet: www.realasadordecastilla.com this opportunity to get an authentic glimpse of local life.

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Pilar Del Toro Internet: www.rutadelazafran.es Pilar Del Toro is situated Email: [email protected] in an authentic Cacho & Pepe 17th-century Andalusian house, featuring a If you’re looking for a charming interior patio. savoury lasagna or Here you can try home-made Italian pasta in Spain, Cacho & Pepe is exquisite regional Spanish dishes with a wide your place. The rustic selection of meat and sh. interior with a modern Photo: nito / Shutterstock.com twist welcomes you to a full menu of eggplant, Address: Calle Hospital de Santa Ana 12, Granada pizza and rice dishes. There is a choice of Phone: +34 958 225 470 vegetarian dishes and if you’re still going after Internet: www.pilardeltoro.es the main course, try their Tiramisu or Email: [email protected] Stratiatelle deserts. Venta El Gallo Photo: Bru-nO / Pixabay.com Venta El Gallo serves Address: Calle Colcha 6, Granada excellent Andalusian Phone: +34 858 125 324 dishes in an authentic Internet: www.cachoepepe.com cave in the Sacramonte. Email: [email protected] The outdoor patio Mirador de Morayma provides a magical view Located in the Moorish of the Alhambra. Here you can enjoy post-dinner quarter and in walking amenco shows several nights per week. distance from Alhambra

Photo: Flavio~ / Flickr.com (image cropped) lies this lovely Spanish Address: Barranco de los Negros 5, Granada Restaurant. Mirador de Phone: +34 958 228 476 Morayama oers you a Internet: www.ventaelgallo.com great setting in an urban house with a stunning Email: [email protected] view of the city. Within you will get traditional Azafrán cuisine from the south of Spain along with great Azafrán oers traditional wine from the region. Try the refreshing Spanish cuisine with a Salmorejo, a special tomato soup served cold, sophisticated, and why not have the tasting menu to share with cosmopolitan air. The some friends? lovely outdoor terrace Photo: Yutaka Seki / Flickr.com (image cropped) provides stunning, Address: Calle Pianista García Carillo 2, Granada romantic views of the Alhambra. Opening hours: Mon-Sat 1:30pm-3:30pm and 7:30pm-11:30pm Photo: Juliya_Ka / Shutterstock.com Phone: +34 958 228 290 Address: Paseo del Padre Manjón 1, Granada Internet: www.miradordemorayma.com Phone: +34 958 226 882 Email: [email protected] Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Casa Juanillo experienced chef will prepare each meal to your Casa Juanillo has been taste. around since 1977 and Photo: EMOZION / Shutterstock.com has a dedicated crowd of Address: Calle San Antón 28, Granada regulars. Not only locals Opening hours: Tue-Sat 2pm-11pm but also visitors from all Phone: +34 958 250 150 over the world are Internet: www.restaurantelafabula.com welcome and will be happy to nd fresh Email: [email protected] specialities from the region. Try the Spanish Damasqueros ratatouille served in terracotta and enjoy the When in Granada, a view of the Alhambra from your seat. traditional Andalusian

Photo: PxHere.com dinner is a must. At Address: Camino del Sacromonte 83, Granada Damasqueros you’ll get Phone: +34 958 223 094 that and much more in a picturesque setting. The Bar Los Diamantes weekly tasting menus keep customers on their This quality restaurant toes and you will always nd some new creations opened its doors in 1942 on the menu. Drop in and taste the best of and can be found in Southern Spain. several places throughout

Spain nowadays. Step in Photo: Torsten Dietrich / Shutterstock.com and experience their Address: Calle Damasqueros 3, Granada seafood specialities, meat dishes and sharing Opening hours: Tue-Sat 1pm-3:30pm and 8:30pm-10:30pm. Sun 1pm-3:30pm plates. You will want to come back for more! Phone: +34 958 210 550 Internet: www.damasqueros.com Photo: Einladung_zum_Essen / Pixabay.com Email: [email protected] Address: Plaza Nueva 13, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Sat 12pm-6pm and 8pm-2am. Weekends Restaurante Hicuri Art Vegan and holidays 11am-1am Phone: +34 958 075 313 This bar will warm the Internet: www.barlosdiamantes.com heart of animal lovers. Here you get 100% vegan La Fábula delicacies in an artistic Dazzling with chic setting. Step in, taste all interior and modern of the vegetables, wine furniture, La Fabula is a and desert menu, and maybe stay for a coee. favourite of local foodies. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with The high-class setting funky wall paintings. provides the ideal place for a romantic dinner for two, or a casual lunch Photo: Timolina / Shutterstock.com with the family. You can choose from a variety of Address: Plaza de los Gironés, 4, Granada Phone: +34 858 987 473 sh or meat dishes and desserts and the Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Internet: www.restaurantehicuriartvegan.com Carmen Mirador de Aixa Email: [email protected] The stunning view over all of Granada makes this El Claustro restaurant an insider’s tip A stunning architecture, for an excellent dinner. high-class cuisine and Watching the sun set over excellent service are only the city, you can enjoy an some of the highlights of aperitif, a cocktail or indulge yourself in the this restaurant. El splendid Andalusian cuisine. A dinner at Carmen Claustro lies beautifully Mirador de Aixa is a night to remember. in the historic center and boasts with excellent cuisine from the Andalusian region, with a eld Photo: Mover el Bigote / Flickr.com (image cropped) to fork philosophy. You don’t want to miss this Address: Carril de San Agustín 2, Granada Phone: +34 958 223 616 place on your travel itinerary. Internet: www.miradordeaixa.com Email: [email protected] Photo: PixMedia / Pixabay.com Address: Gran Vía de Colón 31, Granada Granada Tablao Flamenco Jardines de Zoraya Opening hours: Daily 1:30pm-4pm and 8:30pm-12am Phone: +34 958 805 740 If you are looking for a More Info: Located at Hotel Ac Palacio de Santa Paula dinner with some excitement and amenco, Arrayanes step in Jardines de After a stroll on Zoraya. Here you can Granada’s main dine between orange boulevard you can easily trees on the outside terrace and enjoy a magical drop in Arrayanes, night watching professional amenco dancers. located near Gran Via. The friendly sta will help you with the perfect The menu mixes wine match for your dinner. Moroccan spices with the hearty cuisine of Spain. The cosy low-light setting and the Photo: RitaE / Pixabay.com beautiful oriental decor make this place also a Address: Calle Panaderos 32, Granada Opening hours: Daily 12pm-11:30pm must-see. Phone: +34 958 206 266 Internet: www.jardinesdezoraya.com Photo: Alpha / Flickr.com (image cropped) Email: [email protected] Address: Cuesta Marañas 4, Granada Opening hours: Wed-Mon 1pm-4:30pm and 7:30pm-11:30pm La Botillería Phone: +34 958 228 401 Internet: www.rest-arrayanes.com In a quiet atmosphere far Email: [email protected] o the busy touristic streets, you will nd La Botillería Granada. The place not only oers a wide choice of tapas and Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

traditional dishes, but has also got the matching Cafe Lisboa wine for each order. Try the home-made Cafe Lisboa is centrally croquetas. located in Plaza Nueva, and especially buzzing in Photo: Isaphoto2016 / Shutterstock.com the mornings. Choose Address: Calle Varela 10, Granada between coee and Phone: +34 958 224 928 Internet: www.labotilleriagranada.es mouth-watering pastries Email: [email protected] and sandwiches.

Taberna La Tana Photo: Free-Photos / Pixabay.com This winebar and eatery Address: Calle Reyes Católicos 67, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7am-11pm. Sat-Sun 8am-12am serves some of the best Phone: +34 958 210 579 tapas in the region and Internet: www.cafelisboa.es/en has experienced Email: [email protected] sommeliers to help you choose your perfect wine. iViva Maria! Note that it can get crowded in the evening, so This place is perfect for make sure to drop by early. grabbing a quick lunch or something to eat. iViva Photo: SplitShire / Pixabay.com Maria! oers authentic Address: Calle Virgen del Rosario 11, Granada Italian specialties and Opening hours: Daily 12:30pm-4pm and 8:30pm-12am great place to rest your Phone: +34 958 225 248 Email: [email protected] legs after a day of touring.

CAFES Photo: JESHOOTScom / Pixabay.com Address: Calle San Jerónimo 10, Granada Phone: +34 627 755 856 Internet: www.facebook.com/Vivamariagranada

Sancho Original Sancho Original is a great place to come for a nice breakfast or lunch. Here you can relax on the

Odua Images / Shutterstock.com tranquil terrace and enjoy one of the tasty dishes After a whole day of touring and sightseeing, from the menu. there nothing better than sitting in a beautiful environment with a good cup of hot coee and Photo: Pexels / Pixabay.com sweet, delicious churros. Lean back, enjoy a Address: Calle Tablas 16, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Sat 7am-11:45pm siesta and watch life in Granada pass by. Phone: +34 958 266 403 Internet: www.facebook.com/sanchooriginal Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Café Fútbol BARS & NIGHTLIFE At Café Fútbol, an iconic café, you can relax with a great cup of coee and delicious churros. You can also choose from crepes, ice cream and a great choice of coee variations.

Photo: sharonang / Pixabay.com Free-Photos / Pixabay.com Address: Plaza de la Mariana Pineda 6, Granada Opening hours: Daily 6am-12am Phone: +34 958 226 662 In addition to bar, pubs and clubs, Granada hosts Internet: www.cafefutbol.com many Flamenco bars. These often only open on the evenings when performances are listed. The Helados San Nicolás nightlife in Granada starts late and goes on even For a refreshing, later into the night, often well into the morning. delicious ice cream break, stop at San El Camborio Nicolás. Their products El Camborio is an old are very well loved by cave that has been locals, and the sta is converted into two level super friendly. The shop is located in a central dance club. The club position in the Albayzín, near Plaza Larga and pulses until the early the Mirador de San Nicolás. hours of the morning, the perfect place to let your hair down and dance all Photo: fotograerende / Pixabay.com night long. Address: Camino Nuevo de San Nicolás 28, Granada Phone: +34 617 084 644 Photo: buket bariskan / Shutterstock.com Internet: heladossannicolas.com Address: Camino del Sacromonte 47, Granada Email: [email protected] Phone: +34 671 213 436 Internet: www.facebook.com/ElCamborioGR

Peña La Platería When in Granada you might want to experience real Flamenco. Peña La Platería is a amenco bar located in the Albayzín and features local artists. The bar hosts shows 5-10 days every month.

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Address: Placeta de Toqueros 7, Granada Bar Poë Phone: +34 958 210 650 This international Tapas Internet: www.laplateria.org.es bar has a simple recipe Email: [email protected] with a great eect: Beer and Tapas. With each Le Chien Andalou drink you receive a free Le Chien Andalou is a tiny tapa of your choice and old cave that now serves you can enjoy an evening in an upbeat bar as a amenco bar. This setting. If you're planning a night out anyway, dazzling venue features you can just stay at Bar Poë until the party crowd some of the best local enters. artists. The bar opens half an hour before show time, so do not worry if Photo: Paul_Brighton / Shutterstock.com the place looks deserted earlier in the evening. Address: Calle Verónica de la Magdalena 40, Granada Opening hours: Tue-Thu and Sun 8pm-2am. Fri-Sat 8pm-3am Photo: Samo Trebizan / Shutterstock.com Phone: +34 985 436 781 Address: Carrera del Darro 7, Granada Internet: www.barpoe.com Opening hours: Sun-Thu 12pm-2am. Fri-Sat 12pm-3am Phone: +34 717 709 100 Paddy's Pub Internet: www.lechienandalou.com This place provides you Email: [email protected] with everything expected Los Tarantos of an Irish Pub: Guinness, This charming venue Whiskey, rustic decor and oers dinner in a laid back atmosphere. combination with a Bring your friends or amenco show. Located meet some new inside - Paddy’s is always a good in the caves of the place to drop in. Sacramonte, it draws Photo: stockcreations / shutterstock.com considerably fewer tourists at the midnight Address: Santa Escolastica 15, Granada show. Opening hours: Daily 1pm-3am Phone: +34 958 229 953 Photo: ARENA Creative / Shutterstock.com Internet: www.granadamap.com/pad Address: Camino del Sacromonte 9, Granada Phone: +34 654 258 852 Bar Ávila Internet: www.cuevaslostarantos.com This family friendly bar Email: [email protected] and restaurant has been around since 1967 and has been delighting guests ever since. Try their tapas including gazpacho, fried squid and snails with your drink, lean back and enjoy a lovely evening here. Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Photo: SocialButteryMMG / Pixabay.com Bar Minotauro Tapas Address: Calle de Verónica de la Virgen 16, Granada This small tapas bar Phone: +34 958 264 080 oers good quality for Internet: www.facebook.com/avilabaryrestaurante reasonable prices. The Email: [email protected] cosy atmosphere and the La Buena Vida friendly sta are a good Located near Plaza Nueva reason to drop by and in the historical center of grab a drink. the city, this bar is ideal Photo: Shebeko / Shutterstock.com to kick-start into the Address: Calle Imprenta 6, Granada evening. Stop by, grab Opening hours: Daily 9am-4pm and 7:30pm-12am some tapas and wash it Phone: +34 958 221 399 down with one of those great wines from the Internet: bar-minotauro-tapas.negocio.site region. You will want to come back for more. Pub Karaoke Groucho

Photo: bezikus / Shutterstock.com This Marx-brothers Address: Calle Almireceros 12, Granada inspired pub welcomes Opening hours: Mon, Tue and Thu 8pm-1:30am. Fri-Sun you with a big smile. The 2:30pm-2:30am full event calendar Phone: +34 958 994 616 Internet: www.barlabuenavida.com provides year-round Email: [email protected] entertainment and if you’re up for some Karaoke, this is the right Loop Bar & Records place for you. Order some beer, wine or long You like drinks and love drinks and don’t hesitate to go on stage and music? Then this café bar show your talent. is the right place for you to go. Here you can relax Photo: Mikael Kristenson / Unsplash.com surrounded by rock Address: Calle Martínez de la Rosa 27, Granada Phone: +34 958 291 280 records and indie vinyls. Internet: www.facebook.com/KARAOKE.GROUCHO Grab a beer and browse through their vast Email: [email protected] collection, and why not take home a souvenir album? Boogaclub Reggae, Jazz, Blues and Photo: Free-Photos / Pixabay.com much more is what you Address: Calle San Matías 8, Granada get at Boogaclub. Drop in Opening hours: Mon-Thu 8pm-2am. Fri-Sat 5pm-3am. Sun 7pm-2am to join a casual Jam Phone: +34 958 220 139 Session, grab a beer in Internet: www.facebook.com/Loop.Bar.Records.granada the low light setting and Email: [email protected] enjoy the feel good sensation of the music. There is always a new and hot act on the schedule and you meet nice people inside. Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Photo: Furtse / Shutterstock.com Plaza Larga Market Address: Calle Santa Bárbara 3, Granada If you want to experience Phone: +34 958 295 763 Andalusian market life, Internet: www.boogaclub.com drop by at Plaza Largas in Email: [email protected] Albayzín. From vegetable Planta Baja vendors to fruit stalls you This gem in Granada’s can get several delicacies nightlife is not only a from the region. On Saturdays you will see a great pub to hang out in beautiful ower market in this area. Don’t miss early evening hours. In the chance for outstanding pictures and delicious the basement you can purchases. also nd regular live Photo: jill111 / Pixabay.com shows of local and international young talents. If Address: Plaza Larga, Granada you’re interested in music and getting to know fresh acts from various genres, this place is your Alcaiceria t. Not far from Granada’s Cathedral visitors can Photo: glazok90 / Shutterstock.com nd a traditional market. Address: Calle Horno de Abad 11, Granada Internet: www.plantabaja.net The former silk market Email: [email protected] was rebuilt in 19th century and has local SHOPPING jewelry and souvenirs on oer. Take home a piece of Granada or drop by for the lovely sight of the Moorish architecture – it’s always worth a visit.

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For an outstanding shopping experience head to Loop Bar & Records the streets that lead to the Plaza Bib Rambla, a You like drinks and love fabulous place to stroll and buy. Clothing stores, music? Then this café bar bookstores, accessories shops, jewellery and is the right place for you music stores populate this area. For Spanish and to go. Here you can relax Moroccan inspired souvenirs, stop by at the surrounded by rock Plaza Nueva Area and Calle de Elvira. records and indie vinyls. Grab a beer and browse through their vast collection, and why not take home a souvenir Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

album? selection from regional wineries and the friendly sta can advise you which of their cheese Photo: Free-Photos / Pixabay.com matches your choice. Why not get one of these Address: Calle San Matías, 8, Granada delicious combinations as a souvenir for your Opening hours: Monday-Wednesday: 20.00-02.00, Thursday-Sunday: 16.00-03.00 friends? They’ll love it. Phone: +34 958 22 01 39 Photo: lenetstan / Shutterstock.com Calle Alhóndiga Address: Calle Elvira 150, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-11:30pm. Sat-Sun Calle Alhóndiga is a 10am-11:30pm street lined with Europe’s Phone: +34 958 270 245 favourite clothing store Internet: www.facebook.com/alsurdegranadagram chains, including the likes of Zara, Benetton and Artesanía González Mango. You can also nd Since there is a vibrant Spain's foremost upscale department store here. art scene in the Andalusian region, it sure Photo: Africa Studio / Shutterstock.com is worth checking out Address: Calle Alhóndiga, Granada what it has to oer. On this market you can get El Corte Inglés everything from wooden handcrafts to drawings This department store is and photography. Whether you’re just looking for the ideal place if you’re a souvenir or want to take home a whole new looking for a long wall decoration, this is your place. shopping experience.

Here you get everything Photo: Denis Kuvaev / Shutterstock.com from clothes to Address: Cuesta Gomérez 12, Granada accessories, electronics and even furniture. You Internet: www.facebook.com/TaraceaGonzalez Email: [email protected] won’t leave el Corte Ingles emptyhanded.

La Oliva Photo: Blend Images / Shutterstock.com Address: Carrera de la Virgen 20-22, Granada Olive Oil, Cheese and Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-10pm Wine is a combination Phone: +34 958 223 240 that will lift your spirits. Internet: www.elcorteingles.es At la Oliva you can join a tasting session and take Al Sur de Granada home your favourite If you’ve tried some of the products. This is not only a great shopping lovely wine from the opportunity but also an outstanding experience region, you will want to to enjoy with some friends. take home a bottle or two. This gourmet shop Photo: Ingrid Balabanova / Shutterstock.com oers you a wide Address: Calle Virgen del Rosario 9, Granada Phone: +34 958 225 754 Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Internet: www.laoliva.eu Abuela Ili Chocolate Email: [email protected] Are you looking for a More Info: Book your tasting experience at least 24 hours in sweet sensation? Then advance Abuela Ili Chocolate is your t. Here you can Alquimia Pervane purchase various Perfumes, therapeutic mouthwatering creations. oils, creams and lotions – Indulge in their oer and take home your you name it. At Alquimia favourites. Pervane you can treat yourself with natural Photo: pixel2013 / Pixabay.com cosmetics and products. Address: Carrera de la Virgen 50, Granada The Andalusian family business is specialised in Opening hours: Wed-Sun 10am-7pm herbal medicine and the friendly sta will help Internet: www.abuelailichocolates.com you with your choice. Luthier Daniel Gil de Avalle

Photo: monicore / Pixabay.com Whether you are looking Address: Calle Calderería Nueva 28, Granada for a new sound or just Opening hours: Winter: daily 11:30am-8:30pm. Summer: want to get a glimpse of 11:30am-3pm and 5pm-10pm the local music culture, Phone: +34 958 485 164 Internet: www.alquimiapervane.com this shop is your t. At Gil Email: [email protected] de Avalle you get high quality hand-made guitars and inspiration for Reez Spanish music. Take home the ideal amenco This jewelry and art store guitar or get some new sheet music, this place it dazzles with modern a hot tip for musicians. designs and refreshing creations. From glass art Photo: Vereshchagin Dmitry / Shutterstock.com to necklaces and earring Address: Plaza del Realejo 15, Granada Phone: +34 958 221 610 you can nd everything at Internet: www.gildeavalle.com Reez. The artists and owner live in Granada Email: [email protected] since 2002 and also host regular workshops for kids and creative minds. San Augustin Market This market is your place Photo: Robert Kneschke / Shutterstock.com for fresh products from Address: Placeta Albaida 2, Granada the region. Be it meat, Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10:30am-2:30pm Phone: +34 958 220 642 sh, fruits or vegetables, Internet: www.reez.es the quality products of Email: [email protected] San Augustin are well known among locals. You shouldn’t miss this opportunity to get an authentic glimpse of local life. Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Photo: Annto / Shutterstock.com recommend contacting the embassy or consulate Address: Plaza de San Agustín, Granada in your country. International (non-Schengen) Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-3pm travelers need a passport that is valid for at least Phone: +34 958 278 279 3 months after the end of their intended trip in Cuesta de Gomérez Street order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of Leading directly to the Schengen countries can travel without a Alhambra, this street passport, but must have a valid ID with them might be quite touristic, during their stay. but you won’t nd an Photo: TukTuk Design/Shutterstock.com area that's more packed

with skilful craftspeople. Best Time to Visit From pottery to leather wares or chess sets, The best time to visit everything is hand-made and quite often you can Granada is probably late watch the makers at work. Spring or early Summer (May and June): natural Photo: Dragon Images / Shutterstock.com Address: Cuesta de Gomérez, Granada beauty is at its best, and the temperatures are TOURIST INFORMATION mostly pleasant. Be aware that in July and August the weather can be very hot (at times, temperatures may reach higher than 35°C).

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Granada Airport Granada has one small airport, which is located 17 kilometres west of the 12019 / Pixabay.com city. The airport maintains a scheduled

traic link with Madrid

Passport / Visa and Barcelona. You can reach the city centre by bus or taxi. The trip lasts approximately 30 Spain can be visited minutes. visa-free for up to 90 days

by citizens of most Five daily buses, operated by Autocares J. European countries, Gonzáles, run between the airport and the city Australia, New Zealand, centre. Japan, South Korea, +34 687 439 547 Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most www.autocaresjosegonzalez.com countries in America. If you are unsure whether [email protected] or not you need to apply for a visa, we Destination: Granada Publishing date: 2019-10-14

Many people y to Malaga and then take a bus Taxi or a train to Granada. Malaga airport is located You will nd a taxi rank approximately 123 kilometres from Granada and at Plaza Nueva. If you there are regular bus services between the two want to hail one on the cities. street, make sure that it's displaying a green light Photo: Juan Garces or a sign saying "libre" Address: Granada Airport, Granada Phone: +34 958 490 164 (which means vacant). Internet: www.aena-aeropuertos.es It is also possible to order a taxi by phone.

Public transport Photo: ArrivalGuides Phone: +34 958 280 000 City buses are clean and Internet: www.granadataxi.com convenient and the main

bus station is just outside Post of town. Tourist oices The post oices often normally oer a free have long queues. If you pamphlet that shows local only need stamps, they routes. can be purchased at There are two separate ways to buy your ticket. many local tobacco shops. If there's a ticket machine at your bus station, The post boxes are yellow you must necessarily buy and validate it there (it and bear the sign "correos". won't be possible to buy one on the bus from that

stop). If there isn't a ticket machine at your bus Main Post Oice: station, then you will have to buy your ticket on

the bus. Photo: Andy Fuchs Address: Puerta Real 2, Granada Photo: Pierre-Luc Auclair Opening hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-2:30pm. Sat 9:30am-1pm Phone: +34 958 220 450 Phone: +34 958 221 138 Internet: www.transportesrober.com Internet: www.correos.es

Train Hospitals & Pharmacy The train station is Both hospitals are central located 1.5 kilometres with good emergency North West outside of the facilities and some city centre and it's easily doctors who speak accessible by foot or by English. Hospital Clínico bus. There are daily San Cecillio Avenida del trains to popular cities such as Algeciras, Doctor Oloriz 16 Antequera and Ronda. +34 958 02 32 17

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AddressAvenida de la Constitución 100 Opening hours Shops are generally open from 9am-2pm and 5pm-9pm +34 958 02 00 09 + 34 958 24 11 00 (later in summer). Main shops do not close during lunch time. Newspapers El País Thanks to a system called “farmacias de guardia” El Mundo ("duty pharmacies"), pharmacies in Granada Ideal takes turns so that you will always nd one open Emergency numbers Emergency: 112 in the city. When any pharmacy is closed, it posts Police: 091 the name of the closest open pharmacy on the Fire Brigade: 080 door. Tourist information Regional Tourist Office Calle Santa Ana 4, Granada Farmacia Cervantes: Mon-Fri 9am-7:30pm. Sat-Sun and holidays 9:30am-3pm +34 958 575 202 [email protected] Photo: Gemma Garner City Tourist Information Office Address: Avenida de Cervantes, 10, Granada Plaza del Carmen 9, Granada Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-10pm +34 958 248 280 Phone: +34 958 130 141 [email protected] Internet: www.farmaciacervantesgranada.es

Telephone Country Code: +34 Area Code: 958

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Electricity 230V / 50Hz Power sockets type G

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Population Approximately 238,000

Currency Euro (EUR) €1 = 100 cents Bailén

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