A scenic, lesser‑known approach to the Alhambra—a great link between the city and the fortress. You might be wondering, “Is Cuesta de los Chinos really worth the effort of the climb?” In this post we show why the answer is yes for many travelers: the path offers a quieter, more local way to move between […]
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Granada’s evening glow—ways to end the day on a high note. Many people ask, “Which is the best place to watch the sunset over the Alhambra?” Here we compare classic viewpoints like San Nicolás with lesser-known spots, explain what atmosphere to expect in each, and give tips on timing and safety, so you can choose […]
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The Valle del Darro is about to be declared a Cultural Heritage Site by the Andalusian government. The valley is a green belt with the complicated geography of Granada. It has risen to separate the Alhambra from the Albayzín neighbourhood. A natural pathway linking two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In order to protect against the […]
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A riverside walk locals love—history and views in one loop. Visitors often ask, “Why on earth is such a beautiful street called the Promenade of the Sad Ones?” In this article, we tell the story behind the name, how funeral processions and city life once crossed here, and what the place feels like today, so […]
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