Granada Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

getting to Barcelona presented us with our first major snag in our trip. We had checked train listings online and confirmed that there was a 12-hour overnight train from Granada to Barcelona. Perfect, so we could stay over saturday night in Granada, then take the Sunday night train to Barcelona, which would save us one night's rent. So we stayed...

I made it! Julie and I did have a few mishaps along the way though. The eight hour plane ride went very smoothly. After arriving in Frankfurt, Germany and making it to our gate we heard that we missed the bus ride out to the plane; therefore, we missed the plane. We found the correct desk and got on the next plane out to Madrid, which left an ho...

We just got back from our bus ride back to Seville from Granada. Our group consisted of myself, my roommate Alex, and three other guys from our program. There were also four girls from our program in the same hostel. Granada is a fun city, but I'm glad I chose Seville to study in. Granada, being located in the Sierra Nevada, is extremely hilly a...

months ago, i had a dream that i was moving up a hill, backwards. the landscape in the dream was like a desert, but not with sand. craggy rocks, muted reds and yellows, and strange plants creaking their way out of the crevices or clinging to those edges afforded by the crags. the landscape was harsh, hard, but i loved it. it wasn´t like the dese...

Granada is one of the few places I've visited and instantly thought 'wow, this place is amazing, and I could easily live here'. The whole town emanates a friendly and relaxed vibe, and its easy to see why. Half the town is made up of uni students, the bars are cheap, and you get free tapas each time you order another drink. Add in the fact that ...