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Nov 23, 2012
... again. This time ignoring sprukers we hoped in our own one. He took us almost to where we were going but pointed us down the wrong street (all streets being tiny, winding ad identical). "Luckily" someone was there to "help us out". Again we knew it was a scam but had no choice. Told him we had a reservation but took us to his commission earning hotel all the same. Thankfully next he took us to the hostel. Asked us for a tip, ...
Granada,you've got me under you spell
... tired by now but still had to wait an hour to catch the bus. Found a nice little cafe and ordered a beer and a glass of red. Once again all served with an appetiser big enough to call lunch. Glad to get home and put our feet up. We will relax over the weekend and just walk to the different villages around here. On monday it will be back to Granada to visit the Alhambra which is worth a visit on it's own.
Great couple of days for us and still sunny and warm.
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La Catedral y La Capilla de Los Reyes Catolicos
... fully completed and it never will be. Construction began in 1500, but did not end until 2 centuries later. The first architect died and at times there was not enough money to continue construction. The roof collapsed at least three times during Construction. From the outside, you can see that the building is not symmetrical and common features of a cathedral are missing. I think it gives it a nice character. On the outside of the cathedral there is an area ...
The Alhambra
... 8217;t remember doing it, so by the time we got there it was 7:40 and the line was crazy long, but luckily we had a wonderful guy who had been there waiting over an hour. Once the ticket office opened at 8:00, they made periodical announcements as to how many tickets were left. All of the morning slots were gone by the time we got up there, but we got a slot for 4:30 pm. By 8:30, all the tickets were gone and the line was still pretty ...
Tapas, sangrias and so much rain
... place, with a very evident hippy vibe that the city is very keen to cling to. The fact that it is filled with tapas bars and is one of the last bastions of free tapas makes it cheap and filling to eat and drink all through the city.
Granada was a fantastic city but getting there was not exactly a pleasant experience. The day we left Rome I was feeling really unwell. An hour on the bus to get to the airport, a 2 ˝ hour flight to Malaga and another 2 ˝ hour bus ride ...
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