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The Andalusian Dog
Granada Three hours by train and we were in the city where it all began in Spain - Granada. Home to Tapas, the Guitar, and a one time capital city of the Moorish Empire, Granada is Spain's Andalusian crown. Situated at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, Grenada is an old city with rambling narrow streets that wind up and down the …
Sangria, one way streets & sunbaking
Spain is ABSOLUTELY beautiful!!!!!!
We flew to Madrid from Amman, Jordan. Our hostel was on a little cobble stone backstreet with really nice old buildings all around us. We had to wait for Chris's brother Jamie to fly in from London after work. After a massive delay and a massive heart attack, he turned up a few hours late. Which isn&# …
WE'RE LATE!WE'RE LATE!WE'RE LATE!WAKE UP!
... ben did not nudge me but it was most likely the cat couple on the way to their stop! I laughed for a minute then was annoyed but luckily I fell back to sleep and we arrived 2.5hours later. We managed to find a marble palace in the mountains for €18/ night so for under €10each we are staying in a beautiful home with a full floor to ourselves, use of their amazing kitchen and all other facilities along with ...
The Sunny South
... Granada, I got to see an entirely different side of Spain. Galicia has ancient Roman ruins and Celtic culture, while Granada has sangria, evidence of the brutal Reconquista, and beautiful remnants of Moorish architecture. Granada's winding streets had me disoriented instantly, but the charm of the narrow lanes and sunsoaked stone had me hooked.
For two days, my parents and I dined on tapas and drank tinto de verano (a variation of sangria with a hint ...
Granada, and of course Al Hambra
... that make up the building, and if that is not enough, the massive decorations bear down with crushing force. To the uneducated, any God or King represented by this place was clearly not someone to mess with.
The hotel sold vouchers in advance for the entry at a specific time and on a specific date into Al Hambra. The hotel also advised that the vouchers should be exchanged for tickets at the entry point some 40 to ...
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