Hostal La Ninfa Granada
Campo del Principe s/n Granada, Andalusia, 18009, Spain and Canary Islands
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The beautiful Granada
... we visited the majestic Alhambra and spent the whole 4 allocated hours enjoying every nook and cranny and garden and palace and prayer wall and fortress and, with kids, rest rooms.
Back to the Christmas hub of the city in the night and tapas bars and fun finding our way back.
Today, we spent most of the day at the Science Centre for Children in Granada (great!). Didn't have time for ...
Tapas, tapas, tapas
... to say we decided that we would just bar hop and try out a few places and dinner would sort itself out. We wandered along Elvira Street, which is the main street in the old town that is lined with tapas bars and restaurants and little souvenir stores and seemed to be where all the action was. Granada’s old town has quite a hippy-ish feel to it. Very laid back, the old town is a labyrinth of windy little cobblestone streets with the chic modern city on one side and the mountains ...
Wait, are we in Morocco?
... places gave free appertivos when you ordered a drink, but they do not advertise such information so we took a blind guess. We ordered a few beers and surprise-- giant plate of free goodies! Because we were having an early dinner and had to spend the night on the train, we ordered a ton more food so we could take some with us for emergency munchies. Jeremy ordered a vile Russian salad and we could barely finish our ...
I <3 Granada
... amazing. Besides helping to book activities for us, the staff is by far the most awesome staff we have had. Ive got two great examples. On our tapas tour we were with a group of very rowdy Brits. After the tour we bought some more alcohol and came back to the hostel to drink and hang out. It was midnight and we were on the rooftop terrace playing a drinking card game caled Ring of Fire (its a freakin fun game I might add). ...
Besuch der Al-Hambra
Des Mauren letzter Seufzer!
Granada ist eine sehr schöne Stadt und der Anblick dieser Stadt mit der über ihr tronenden Alhambra hat nicht nur maurischen Kalifen den einen oder andern Seufzer entlockt. Von der Schönheit dieser nur etwa 30 km westlich der Sierra Nevada gelegenen Stadt konnten wir uns bereits bei spätabendlichen Ankunft und der darauf folgenden Herbergsuche überzeugen. Ich war bei meiner ersten Spanienreise vor etwa 15 Jahren schon einmal in der ...


