Granada

Flamenco, Alhambra, stay in the Parador, eat in the plaza/courtyard under the clock w/ the bird’s nest on it, flamenco y flamenco..a very magical place—it’s real & like you’re just dropping into something that’s been going on a long time, and it’s still going to keep going long after you’re gone and dropping into another place…

The highlights of my spain holiday.. Alhambra really is beautiful..

I spent two months in Granada the summer after my sophomore year in college.

Mom, dad and I are planning on going next year for a trip around Spain and possibly Portugal

lovely to visit any time of the year, even is summer or winter is worth visiting. i have like it….

2 words: Alhambra y Kebab

on one of the main streets, in front of “el corte ingles” there’s a place where they sell deliciouuuuus Bailey ice creams ! i’m ashamed to tell this is what i liked the most in this city :D

comment on my blog: “I miss Granada. The music scene there was unbelievable. It was a few years ago so I can’t give you specifics but I remember a kind of lookout point near a fountain at the top of a big hill where you could see La Alhambra dead on and these old and young guys used to come play flamenco every night, practically. They’d just sit on the wall, strum their guitars, and belt out the rawest and realest music I’ve ever heard.”

Laid back, very moorish feel. You spend hours just getting lost in the maze of alleys around the Cathedral area of Granada… Grab a falafel and stay awhile. This place is best experienced when you grab a glass of sangria and stay awhile

Gloria is there.