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Los Manueles: Known for its traditional Andalusian cuisine and excellent tapas, Los Manueles is a beloved spot among locals and visitors alike.Carmen de San Miguel: Situated in a historic building with stunning views of the Alhambra, Carmen de San Miguel offers upscale dining with a focus on Mediterranean and Andalusian dishes.Ruta del Azafrán: This charming restaurant is celebrated for its creative fusion of flavors and innovative dishes inspired by Spanish and international cuisine.Bodegas Castañeda:...

Granada is a city rich in history and culture, with many remarkable monuments that reflect its diverse heritage. Here are ten of the top monuments in Granada:Alhambra: This stunning palace and fortress complex is undoubtedly the most iconic monument in Granada. Built during the Nasrid dynasty, the Alhambra features breathtaking Islamic architecture, intricate tilework, beautiful gardens, and panoramic views of the city.Generalife: Adjacent to the Alhambra, the Generalife was the summer palace and...

Granada, the jewel of southern Spain, is a city that breathes history in every corner. And one of the most fascinating chapters of its past is its Moorish legacy, which left an indelible mark on its culture, architecture and way of life. From the founding of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada in the 13th century to the Christian reconquest in the 15th century, the Moorish influence permeated every aspect of life in the city, leaving a legacy that endures to this day.The most emblematic monument that reflects...

Skiing or snowboarding at Sierra Nevada Ski Resort: With over 110km of ski runs and a wide variety of slopes, this is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts.Hiking in the Sierra Nevada National Park: The park offers a wide range of hiking trails, from easy nature walks to challenging mountain treks.Visit the Alhambra Palace: This historic palace and fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a glimpse into the history and culture of the region.Take a hot air balloon ride: Enjoy...

La Alhambra is a stunning palace and fortress complex located in the city of Granada, Spain. Built in the 14th century, it was originally constructed as a fortress for the Moorish rulers of the Nasrid dynasty. Over time, it was expanded and transformed into a palace, with luxurious courtyards, gardens, and intricate tilework and carvings.One of the most famous and iconic features of La Alhambra is the Court of the Lions, a courtyard surrounded by 124 white marble lions and a central fountain. The...

The Legend of the Waterfall: According to legend, the Alhambra was once a barren and dry fortress, until a young princess fell in love with a Moorish prince and begged her father, the king, to allow them to marry. The king, in a fit of anger, locked her away in the Alhambra and refused to let her see her love. But the princess was determined, and in her despair, she cried and cried until her tears formed a waterfall that flowed through the Alhambra, bringing life and beauty to the fortress.The Legend...

Spain is a popular tourist destination for several reasons, including:Rich cultural heritage: Spain has a rich history and culture, with many famous landmarks and buildings such as the Alhambra in Granada, the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, and the Park Guell in Barcelona.Beautiful beaches: Spain has a long coastline with many beautiful beaches, such as those in the Costa del Sol and the Canary Islands, which are popular with tourists looking for sun, sand and sea.Delicious food: Spain is renowned...

When you walk around the Albayzin, you may get impressed by its high and white walls draped with tendrils of ivy. But, have you ever wonder about the spaces behind those old walls? There you'll find an intimate and secret place consisted of beautiful gardens and fountains, called the Cármenes of the Albayzin. A carmen is a traditional andalusian house characterized for their gardens, fountains, ditchs and high walls which provide with a privacy typical from islamic culture. Some of them are public...

Dear guests, in this post we select a short list of the best art museums for you. These ones are close to the villas and houses that we rent, so it won't take too much time to get in there. If you want to spend a day in Granada or Málaga, you should include some of these museums ang galleries in your travel plan!MÁLAGAMuseo Picasso MalagaWebsite: https://www.museopicassomalaga.org/  Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de MálagaWebsite: https://cacmalaga.eu/ Fundación Picasso Museo Casa NatalWebsite:...

Dear guest, in this post we are going to talk about one of the greatest traditions in Spain,  Semana Santa.Semana Santa is an annual remembrance of the Passion of Christ by Christians,so  the entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, the Stations of the Cross, the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. It is celebrated in the sixth and last week of Lent from Domingo de Ramos until last night on Jueves Santo, them Jueves Santo night until Domingo de Pascua. This week begins on Domingo...

Dear guest, if you are passionate about history, learning, you have to visit the museums of Granada. Granada has a great variety of museums, due to its long history.We are going to describe you the most important museums in Granada, as well as their location and how to enter them.The most important ones are;Parque de las Ciencias, El museo de la Capillas Real, Museo de Bellas Artes, Museo de la Alhambra and Museo Arqueológico y Etnológico.The Parque de las Ciencias, as its name suggests, is a science...

Dear guest, flamenco is a way of life, and it is not as particular anywhere as it is in Granada. In fact, it even has its own name: the zambra which it is groups of songs and typical dances that symbolize moments of the Calé wedding. In the flamenco caves in Granada you can find the most authentic and pure culture of the Spanish gypsies who sing and dance flamenco.Sacromonte, together with Albaicín, treasure an authentic expression of flamenco tablao. Two places where this Moorish tradition so characteristic...