Husa Anacapri Granada
Joaquin Costa 7 Granada, Andalusia, 18010, Spain and Canary Islands
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The Alhambra
After a lovely breakfast at Hotel Anacapri, we were fortified for our walk uphill to the Alhambra. We were so taken by the view up the hill, we missed the sign for the Alhambra and walked a block too far, but retraced our steps and then started hiking up the hill. They put the entrance at the very top of the site, so we were not spared any …
Mountains, More Olives, and Moors
Toby likes the backroads.
And since he is serving as our driver, we had the opportunity to follow the road less traveled.
The four of us departed Cádiz on Monday and pointed the car toward Granada … obliquely. Along the way we took the scenic route through some of the high mountains of Andalusia, where the hairpin turns and …
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Sous le soleil andalou
Hola à tous!
Je prends enfin un peu de temps pour écrire. Sachez que ce blogue a deux buts : le premier, d'être ce qui me permettra de me remémorer ce bout de ma vie; le deuxième, de permettre aux motivés (mes déblatérations peuvent parfois être très longues) et à ceux qui ont envie de divertissement de lire ce qui m’arrive.
Alors voilà...mon arrivée à Grenade a été très intense...j’avais choisi cette ville d’abord pour la réputation de ...
Political Fortresses, Historical and Contemporary
We were only in Granada for a short 24 hours, but we saw and learned a whole lot about Spain's history of political upheaval: thanks to her multiple familial dynasties, her religious wars, and her proximity between Africa and the rest of Europe.
We also learned a whole lot about Spain's current state of political and economic upheaval.
I'd previously understood just a bit about the Moors' presence in Spain, but visiting the Alhambra and ...
The Andalusian Dog
... toward the Granada bars which were jam-packed. There are a few places to point out, not just for their food, but also for their value. First, Bodegas Castaneda is a must go to place in the old city, just a block or two from the main Cathedral. Always packed with locals and travelers, this place serves a hefty portion of good Spanish tapas, Raciones, and what they call "tablas", which we think were so named for the boards they were served upon. On our ...



