Hotel M.A. Aben Humeya
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Granada, I'm falling under your spell
... Office and off we went to get a city map, some very useful information on Granada and also the Alhambra for which we have tickets on Wednesday.
We wandered up to the old part of the town deciding to give the Cathedral a miss (there are only so many you can look at!) and climbed up through the warren of narrow back streets to Mirador San Nicolas which overlooks the Alhambra on the opposite hill top. Unfortunately the weather was overcast so we couldn’t get ...
Granada's Arabian Nights
... and corresponding pools. Well, the cold room itself—the first entry—was so hot and steamy and dark that I couldn’t focus on the instructions (or anything except suffocating) and instead ran back up the stairs to fresh air. After a few deep breaths I Jedi mind-tricked my way back down and enjoyed a wonderful two hours.
The space is sexy amplified. Dark, with loads of twinkling candlelight, ornate, colorful mosaics, and little nooks and enclaves for massages ...
Granada - a grand place
... was a religious procession - the Lady of el Rocio was being transported through town between churches. Is this the time of year for such events, as this is the second we have seen now?
So with that bit of excitement over we headed up along the ...
Adventures to the Alhambra and Cordoba
Granada has continued to amaze me with its beauty and incredible history. As I walk through the streets I am feeling more and more like a Grandino (citizen of Granada). My comfort and confidence with the language has also continued to grow each day! As my language abilities increase, I feel that I am becoming even closer with my family here in Spain. The other day I was able to debate with my 40-year-old brother, José, about the crisis in Spain. I must admit ...
Trip to Granada and Alhambra
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On our approach to the center plaza we found foundation ruins near the Gate of Justice (Pureto de la Justica). This was listed as a must see, however the tower door was closed to the public on this day. The tower veiw would have been an excellent spot to overlook Granada below.
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