M.A. Nazaries Hotel Business And Spa Granada

... where we made some new friends from Miami. We ended up tapa-hopping all night with Diane and Roguer, who knew of the good streets to wander down.
We were used to getting a little bite with a beer in Madrid, but in Granada you can get a whole meal! By far the best value in Europe is Antiguilla. With each drink (even if it´s a coke!) you get an entire ham and cheese sandwich, AND fries. Stay for a second drink? Then it´s a mini hamburger and a ...

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... below where the “river” (very generous) Durro trickles by. An Arab Bath, or hammam, not unlike Roman baths, was a ritual where the day began for a man – not just socially but also where business was done. Women, on the other hand, visited baths only a few times a year and in preparation for their wedding. Alas. This photo shows the ancient bath but later, the next day, we had a 90-minute ...

... massage at the 14th Century Royal Arabic Baths, followed by an exciting late night of passionate flamenco dancing in one of the gypsy caves atop the high precipice of Granada's steep sacred mountain. "Tapeando" (appetizer-hopping) at the charming bistros, cafés and tasquinas in the medieval stone streets of the colorful Mudejar quarter. (Continued....)Click Next Entry Below

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... ones we had seen in the main square, but packed in just as many toppings.  We walked out with thin crispy pita bread wrapped around piles of veges, hot chicken, and tangy sauce, reminding us of the mouth watering schwarma we had eaten in Turkey on our previous trip.   We wandered into the center of town, coming across the ultra touristed Plaza Nuevo.  We quickly passed through and found our way to the large cathedral we had seen from the Alhambra towers ...

... with some of the shop keepers who were more than happy to give me recommendations on what to see in their beautiful city. My day in the Albazin was very lazy...I pretty much just walked around the neighborhood and admired streets and the buildings I ran into. I also went into a bookstore where I bought some Andalucian cook books and struck up a conversation with the vendor about Spain, Granada the ...

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... elflike houses. To the other side the magnificnent Sierra Nevada off in the distance. What I didn't expect to see was the not so thin layer of putrid green smog that was forming above the small city. Yuck. It took me about 3 hours to cover the entire area and that includes getting lost in the Generalife, a wonderous garden off to the side. By the end of it, I was spent and fully saturated. I hopped on a bus and made the quick trip down to Plaza Nueva in the centro. I located a ...

We took a bus from Lisbon to Madrid, Spain, then another to Granada. We bought a train ticket for the same night at the Granada train station heading for Barcelona. From the highway Madrid looked rather arid and with tons of commute traffic in the early morning. Around Granada we saw many new housing developments with bright orange and pink colors ...