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HR Consul Hotel Granada

Calle San Anton 34 Granada, Andalusia, 18005, Spain and Canary Islands

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Awesome Alhambra

A travel blog entry by trent

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... elite soldiers from the 13th to the 14th century. Other notable buildings belonging to a different time period are also located within
the Alhambra complex, most notably the Renaissance style Palace of Charles V, which houses the Alhambra Museum (with historical artifacts from the site) and the Fine Art Museum. As it's on a hill, we walked up through a rolling garden park for about 15 minutes before finding ...

This is Happiness

A travel blog entry by celestemarie

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... keep track of where you are in the choreography. I love the way he teaches the class because he gets mad when we try to memorize the steps with words. For example, we are not supposed to think "planta tacón tacón golpe" (toe heel heel stomp). He instead wants us to memorize according to sound. It makes more sense to me this way and it's helping me pick up in the rhythms much faster.

I can't believe I leave Spain in ...

Only 7 more days???

A travel blog entry by ironchefmeister

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... in my hand. It's been a while since that's happened. It was the only time it happened our whole time in Europe. All you have to do is respond with a firm "No Gracias!" Even the road up to Al-Hambra was cool. There are stone gutters on both sides of the road with water pouring down like a waterfall. At first I thought it was from all the rain, but when you get to the top, the gutters are fed by a stream and fountain. One of the main themes at ...

Old Jaguar with scotch-taped petrol tank

A travel blog entry by cariverga

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... 1040;ны и уйти вверх на Albayzin встре 95;ать закат, котор 86;го и нету – над Грана 76;ой небо ...

Loving it!

A travel blog entry by dawn.meiklejohn

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... food, petrol, and housing are expensive compared to salaries. She makes 1000Euros a month as a lawyer, and rents are nearly 800Euros, so thirty year olds have to live like students in groups or with their parents which no one wants. The fourth woman told me that taxes range from 8 to 14 percent. I wonder how an economy can survive on such low percentages on low wages and still provide free education, free healthcare, two years of unemployment benefits, and retirement at ...

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