Presidente Hotel Granada
Recogidas 11 Granada, Andalusia, 18005, Spain and Canary Islands
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A Moment-ous Day
Life is about compromise, and compromise can hide what you least expect. When you don't get what you planned, you go for what you thought you didn't want. This morning we were rudely awakened...twice. There was a hammering coming from the opposite wall. no, it's the wall by the door, no, its the wall right here. Damn Irish Czechs. They put us to …
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Granada Getaway
... At the next bar, my 1.50 Euro draft beer was accompanied by a ham and cheese panini and fries. It's a genius system, really. I'll work on exporting the idea to the US.
We were up bright and early Friday morning for our scheduled visit to the Alhambra palace. I had seen it on another trip to Granada during my semester abroad, but it was even more enchanting the second time around. The ...
This is Happiness
... the guitar without saying a word to each other and I can dance to it. Our nights consist of taking turns making each other dinner (usually some form of spaghetti, drinking wine and playing/dancing flamenco on our terrace overlooking the mountains and La Alhambra. This is truly happiness.
We live in an area of Granada called the Albaicin which is the "arab quarter" located on a hill opposite of la Alhambra. Sadly, ...
Road to Southern Espania
... around 8,000 people. We ended up being too late still, sort of. The normal tickets were sold out until Saturday, but we were able to get day tickets to see the gardens and grounds, then night tickets for the palace. So we end up seeing everying, just not until 10pm. Which works.Side note: We got ice cream and they had Ferro Roche ice cream which was awesome.The hostel also had internet, so we spent most of the ...
Las maravillas de Granada: tapas y la Alhambra
... treat for me, given how frustratingly my vacation had started.
The next day, I toured the cathedral and took a bus around to see some of the university and outlying areas. I had to leave around noon for Málaga, so I didn´t have much time.
Granada is probably my 2nd favorite city in Spain. It is the perfect, quaint little Andalusian city, with such a vibrant culture. Definitely a spot to return to when I am teaching in Cantabria. It is a true ...



