Category: Granada

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Granada Cathedral: Highlights Guide

When one thinks of the city of Granada in Spain, the first image that often comes to mind is the breathtaking Alhambra palace complex, with its intricate Moorish architecture and stunning gardens. However, tucked away in the heart of this historic city is another architectural masterpiece that demands attention: the Granada Cathedral, or as it’s known locally, “Catedral de Granada.”

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Granada International Jazz Festival: A Melodic Celebration in the Heart of Spain

The Granada International Jazz Festival is a renowned event that has been captivating audiences since 1980. Featuring an impressive lineup of both national and international artists, such as Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, the festival showcases extraordinary jazz performances.

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Arab Baths in Granada, Hammam a legacy of the Nasrid era

Hammam FAQs for first‑timers—what to expect, and how to fit a hammam session into your plan. People often ask, “Are the Arab baths in Granada worth including in my itinerary, or are they just modern spas?” Here we explain the difference between historical hammams and contemporary bath circuits, what a typical visit includes, and when […]

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Granada Festival, a unique experience for the senses

Granada’s big culture moment—make the schedule work for you. Many culture-seekers wonder, “What exactly is the Granada Festival and how does it differ from a normal concert season?” We answer by describing how music, dance, and historic venues—especially the Alhambra—come together each year, and how you can plan for tickets and dates if you want […]

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Explore Granada Province Natural Wonders and More

Short drives, big landscapes—see more of Granada without long days in a car. Beyond the city—easy add‑ons Travelers often ask, “Is there anything interesting beyond the city of Granada itself?” In this post, we answer with a clear yes, showcasing mountain villages, coastal areas, natural parks, and cultural spots across the province, along with driving […]

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What to know before your trip to Granada

Small tweaks, better Granada visit: timings, transit, and cultural basics in one checklist. Prepare for your trip to Granada with our transport, tapas, and packing tips One of the most helpful questions is, “What should I know about Granada before I book anything?” This guide covers basics like how many days to spend, how the […]

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6 Reasons to visit Granada

Índice de contenidos0.0.1 Six reasons international travelers love visiting Granada—beauty, story, and easy logistics.1 The Alhambra2 Sacromonte and Albaicín3 Tapas in Granada4 Cultural Experience5 Federico Garcia Lorca6 Discover the Calle de las Teterías7 Come and visit Six reasons international travelers love visiting Granada—beauty, story, and easy logistics. You might wonder, “With so many cities in […]

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The best plans for Semana Santa in Granada, Spain

Holy Week. Viewing tips that matter—timings, routes, and respectful etiquette. Many people wonder, “What is Semana Santa in Granada actually like, and how should I plan my visit?” Here we explain the atmosphere on the streets, how processions work, where you can watch them comfortably, and what to book well in advance, so you can […]

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Mariana Pineda, a legend and a benchmark for gender equality

This week, Granada commemorates Mariana Pineda’s 188th anniversary. CICERONE wants to play a part in this homage, by describing what her role has meant for our city and for gender equality. Some of you will know her from Federico García Lorca’s theatrical work, but who was she? Mariana Pineda, a benchmark for the participation of women in public […]

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What can you do in Granada during winter?

Winter in Granada—clear skies, fewer lines, great light for photos. A frequent question is, “Is Granada worth visiting in winter, or should I wait for spring?” This article shows why winter can be magical here, with snow-capped Sierra Nevada views, quieter monuments, and cozy bars, and suggests specific activities and clothes so you can enjoy […]

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