Granada Cathedral

Granada , Andalusia, Spain and Canary Islands

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  • Granada Cathedral

    5

    madeleinebrown 0 contribution Spain Jul 1, 2011

    Beautiful!! It is white and gorgeous inside.

    Beware of the gypsies in the alleys!

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  • 1

    Granada

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    -To Granada
    -We visit Granada's Museum of Memory to find it closed. There is also a science museum across the road, and a notable residential block nearby. We plan to revisit so we can actually go into the museums.
    -Snowy mountains in the background.
    -We drive up a hill that overlooks Granada. Here there is a double-layered wall of …

  • 2

    Walking Tour of Granada

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    It was a hot day, and we spent much of the time looking for shade!

  • 3

    La Catedral y La Capilla de Los Reyes Catolicos

    Wednesday we had our last site seeing trip in Granada. We visited the Cathedral of Granada and La Capilla de Los Reyes Catolicos. Of course walking to the Cathedral, gypsies crowded the alleys. The gypsies are a huge problem in Spain. They try to give you rosemary in exchange for money or reading your palm followed by money. Its best to not even …

  • 4

    I LOVE Buffets

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    Granada was AMAZING (just like every city in Spain). Our hotel was awesome and I was so excited to take a shower that didn't have a time constraint. I bought two tapestries which I was so excited about. Later that night ISA took us for our "surprise" which ended up being an amazing view of the Alhambre at night and then a Flamenco performance (the …

  • 5

    Granada

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    This morning, Leslie and I had our coffee on the terrace of our hotel room. It was so relaxing sitting there and looking out over the Mediterranean. The constant wave action was soothing. It was soothing last night too. We slept with the sliding door to the terrace open. It was a very relaxing way to fall asleep. It was also refreshing. It was …

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