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For more than thirty years Granada has been chosen as a constant venue for Festival de Jazz de Granada Jazz Festival. This large-scale musical event is popular among both locals and travelers. Many people come to the festival from different cities and even countries to watch the performances of their favorite artists. The first festival took place here for the first time in 1980. It traditionally starts in early November and lasts at least 27 days. During its long history the festival was attended by numerous world stars. Granada was visited by such famous performers as Miles Davis, Chick Corea, Oscar Peterson, Diana Krall, Herbie Hancock and other legendary performers. It should be noted that the jazz festival in Granada had become the debut venue for many artists, who later gained worldwide recognition. As a rule, during the festival are held not less than 70 concerts. The famous theater of Isabel la Católica is considered the main festival venue. The festival attracts music fans of different generations. Here you can hear ethnic music and songs of more contemporary musical styles such as jazz fusion. During the daytime the performances are held in popular theaters and concert halls of the city. When darkness falls to the city, numerous nightclubs prepare great entertainment programs for their guests. During the festival club organize no less than 50 performances. As a rule, each club prepares a unique entertainment for its guests. A contest of performers is one of the … Read further

Travel guides to Granada

Granada sightseeing

Of course, those eight centuries when Granada was ruled by the Arabians made a huge impact on the look and history of Granada. Solitude, that is so usual for Arabian culture, can be felt in Granada even in our days. The same applies to some Arabian traditions that have become essential in Granada and are followed up to now. Tea drinking is among them and so in this city you will find a whole quarter of tea drinking … Open

Cultural excursion through Granada - things to see

Vacationers should definitely not forget to visit Architect's Garden. Every year this sight attracts hundreds of thousands of travelers. The garden, which is a former residence of the Moorish rulers, was built in the first half of the 14th century. Antique doors are the symbolic entrance to the garden. Right behind the doors you will find the beautiful palace complex of Alhambra. While walking in the territory of … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Fans of nightlife will be pleasantly surprised at a large selection of clubs and discos, and fans of modern music and dancing should not forget to visit Granada Diez Disco. To the service of guests are a huge colorful dance floor and a stylish bar with lots of food and signature drinks. The music program of the institution is very diverse, so you can meet most diverse audience here. Tourists who want to relax in a … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Fans of Mediterranean cuisine will be surely delighted to visit Flamenco Jardines de Zoraya restaurant, the basis of menu of which consists of unusual seafood dishes. In the morning the restaurant offers "buffet" type breakfasts. In the daytime, employees from the nearby offices and tourists make up the largest part of visitors. In the evening the restaurant is the best choice for fans of flamenco. The reason for … Open

Traditions and mentality of Granada

A contest of performers is one of the main events of Festival de Jazz de Granada. The event is attended by musicians from 35 countries. The victory in this competition is very prestigious, so only the most talented musicians can get it. Besides amazing concerts and jazz evenings, guests of the festival are welcome to visit numerous interesting events, exhibitions, master classes and lectures. Everyone is welcome … Open

Travel guide to Granada

One of the most interesting historical neighborhoods of Granada is Sacromonte. For many tourists, it is also known under the unofficial name Gypsy Quarter. It is believed that it was in this quarter that the art of flamenco was born. The main feature of the historic district is the houses, many of which were carved directly into the rock. They are residential at present, while some historical buildings were converted … Open

Travelling around Spain - transportation network

In every major city of Spain, there are bus stations which are the departure point for traveling to the most remote provinces and resorts. On average, the intervals of routes around the city are about 15 minutes, while intercity trips run every 40 minutes. Some bus trips take to the line even at night. On the other hand, the number of trips is significantly reduced on holidays and on weekends. You can pay for your fare directly in the bus, but it will be a little more economical to purchase a travel card for 10 trips. This card however must be punched. For tourists, there are special sightseeing buses in the cities that allow you to visit all the most famous and historically important places of the city in one day. If the long-distance journey by bus seems too long and uncomfortable, you can use air transport. The country has an extremely developed internal air communication, and there is an airport on the outskirts of every major city. The cost of tickets for domestic flights is quite cheap. … Open

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