Travelling to Granda, everyone talks about the Alhambra. The palace is breathtaking in its grace and elegance, and is one of those places that will leave you spell-blinded. After spending the afternoon at Alhambra, we walked up Plaza San Nicholas for the sunset and watched the colour change in the sky over the panoramic view of the Alhambra standing proudly on the hills. It was totally worth the walk!
Apart from the amazing Alhambra, there was still a lot to explore in Granda. Albayzan is one of the oldest neighbourhood in Granada and is greatly influenced by arabic culture. We had lunch in one of those Arabic tea house and we absolutely love the hummus, pita bread and moroccan chicken tagine!! We spent some time exploring the maze like cobblestone streets and graffiti art, and we were touristy enough to hang around Moroccan shops selling glittery lamps and leather products.
Granda was the last city we stayed at the South, it was a perfect ending and we didn't want to leave at all! Hope you'll enjoy Granada just as much as I do, and enjoy the photos from my half frame camera. :)
-Mi.
Apart from the amazing Alhambra, there was still a lot to explore in Granda. Albayzan is one of the oldest neighbourhood in Granada and is greatly influenced by arabic culture. We had lunch in one of those Arabic tea house and we absolutely love the hummus, pita bread and moroccan chicken tagine!! We spent some time exploring the maze like cobblestone streets and graffiti art, and we were touristy enough to hang around Moroccan shops selling glittery lamps and leather products.
Granda was the last city we stayed at the South, it was a perfect ending and we didn't want to leave at all! Hope you'll enjoy Granada just as much as I do, and enjoy the photos from my half frame camera. :)
-Mi.
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