Hotel Alixares Granada
Paseo de la Sabica 27, Avenida Alixares del Generalife Granada, Andalusia, 18009, Spain and Canary Islands
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A Juxtaposition of Cultures
... V decided to build his own palace in Spanish Renaissance style, an imposing square building with a large circular colonnaded courtyard. It was probably supposed to have a dome, but it was never built. Nonetheless, the acoustics are perfect in the center.
The most important and famous part of the Alhambra complex is the Palacios Nazaries. Built mostly in the 14th century, it offers the best possible look at the refined, ...
Somos Primera!!
... friends to meet us at la Fuente de las Batallas and we could go grab some frozen yogurt or a drink before we met up with the rest of the group for the discoteca. We had no clue that when the game ended everyone was rushing to la Fuente de las Batallas. People were running down the streets in their red and white. Men came hauling carts of soda and alcohol. Jerseys and scarves were being sold. There were all ages: babies to 90 year olds. Grown men were crying. ...
"Home" for a while
... chop suey every chance we got. We ate there three times that week, a new record for La Zubia I'm sure. Now we're all sick of Chinese. Maybe it's time for another Greek Gyro??
Howling in La Zubia
I find that country dogs are always a bit ornery anywhere you go. They really love to howl and bark any chance they get. Of course with the Spaniards love of loud noise this is no problem in Spain and the dogs are permitted and even encouraged to bark and ...
Granada, Spain
... mountains. Gypsy caves carved into the mountains are another must see which are about an hour’s drive from the city centre – and one day I will be back. I catch a bus tonight to Madrid to catch my flight to Casablanca tomorrow, so I am very excited and can’t wait to set foot in ancient and exquisite Morocco.
"Life’s a garden. Dig it!" (Thanks to Oasis)
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Adios Granada :(
... home! “WALK SLOWLY!” Cruz warned me.
“Walk slowly” is what I did. I had to be so careful that I didn’t catch my flip flop on the cobble stone; the roads/walking areas were so bumpy and uneven! Russell caught up to me after about five minutes, asking me why I was walking so slowly. I told him about my flip flop dilemma so he walked with me until we had to split ways to go to our houses. Halfway home, as I was crossing ...



