Hotel Macia Plaza Granada
Plaza Nueva 4 Granada, Andalusia, 18010, Spain and Canary Islands
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It only makes sense not to love all your stops...
This has been a hard entry to write. There was much to love in Granada, but it wasn't neccessariy a city I warmed to like the others I visited in Europe, and three days was enough time for me to feel bored. The only time this happened on the trip. The highlight of the city was spending time with friends from med school, far more than the city …
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Day 370 - Grand Granada
... and drunken patrons’ catcalls. Eugenio as my personal tour guide weaves his way in and out of the dark narrow streets, crisscrossing higher and higher up the embankment of hills that sit perched at the border where the buildings meet the trees. Panting and straining up the last incline, I turn a corner and see the lights of the city splayed out before us in a dizzying star kissed dance of twinkling reds, whites and yellows. ...
Sous le soleil andalou
... que je suis emménagée), et ya vraiment tout ce qu’il faut autour, épiceries, shawarma 24h, commerces de toutes sortes, tapas à 1,50 euro (une bière ou un verre de vin avec l’équivalent d’un petit repas), etc etc etc. Ca me reviendra à un peu plus de 200 euros par mois incluant tout, dont Internet et téléphone de maison. Grenade est vraiment super pour ça, ça doit être la ville la moins chère d’Europe de l’Ouest. Imaginez-vous qu’on ...
Political Fortresses, Historical and Contemporary
... are engaged and are fighting for what they want.
As Spain nowadays honors the beauty and ingenuity of its Moorish cultural history alongside its Catholic religious history, hopefully, it will also soon honor the needs of both the old and the young, the rich and the poor.
But I also hope other people around the world--those who can't afford to broadcast their grievances on YouTube and Facebook--will get the attention and the help that they deserve.
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Tapas, sewer pipes and mountain views
... we are off after 10pm, collecting people from other hostels. We leave the city by 11pm. The promised 30 minute drive feels at least like 45 minutes, maybe more. I do not consult a watch. Once we get off the high way, the whole trip starts to feel eery, like we are in the wrong movie (to use a German expression). We drive through dark fields, offroading with a van whose shocks I am not sure are up to this. Finally, we arrive in the middle of nowhere at a field that has a ...



