Granada is a Spanish city of poets and romantics. This place features panoramic views of Sierra Nevada Mountains with their amazing landscapes and white peaks. This view is truly breathtaking. Granada is located on three hills at the foot of the north-western hill of Sierra Nevada. The name of the city, Granada, is connected with a local legend about the look of this place as the hills are make out an amphitheater shape, so from high above the city looks like an opened pomegranate. In this city you will find an atmosphere of solitude and calmness that is reached thanks to narrow cozy streets paved with stone and numerous houses colored in white. Granada was famous yet in V century BC, when this place was settled by Iberian tribes. Later the territory of the city was conquered by the Arabians, but they were defeated and had to leave Granada.
Granada did not disappoint fans of active pastime, which can conveniently diversify sightseeing by visiting numerous shopping and sports centres and beautiful parks. Campo del Principe Park … Open
1. When you plan to make a walk, it is necessary to take a copy of your identity document, as well as a map of the city. All valuable items should be kept in the safe of your hotel room. … Open
Among the architectural monuments of Granada is definitely worth mentioning the Cathedral. Its construction began in the 16th century and lasted almost a hundred years. From an architectural point of view, the cathedral is a unique monument. In its external appearance, the unique elements of Baroque, Gothic and Classicism are combined. The interior of the cathedral is also interestingly decorated. It houses several unique Christian relics. Part of the huge cathedral is the royal chapel. It is the burial place of the kings of Granada.
A very symbolic historical monument is the Monastery of Saint Jerome. It was built in the 15th century and is the oldest Christian monastery in these places, which was built right after the expulsion of the Moors. This monastery is characterized by an incredibly beautiful design. Walls and ceilings in its halls are adorned with elaborate painting and stucco molding. On the territory of the monastery, there is an important national monument for locals - the tomb of the famous military commander F.G. de Cordoba.
One of the most interesting historical monuments is Arab baths. They were built in the Middle Ages. After the expulsion of the Moors, they came to desolation and for a long time remained abandoned. The complex was again restored in the 17th century. Today, these baths are among the oldest in Europe. Water procedures in accordance with all the historical rituals can be enjoyed in them. The bath complex was completed with a number of modern amenities. On its territory, there is a massage parlor and a beautiful recreation area.
In a beautiful 18th-century building situated in the historic district of Granada is situated the Anacapri Hotel. This accommodation option attracts travelers with its romantic and original … Open