Puerta de Las Granadas

... ; I had looked for hotels that had historical signficance, but they were all a bit pricey.  But then I found Hotel Puerta de las Granadas which offered a room with special views and was fairly inexpensive.  The hotel was located on a side street ...

... streets where you have to flatten yourself against the walls when cars go by! Once down at the bottom we headed to the Calle de Elvira for dinner. The first place we dropped in at gave us a strange free tapas plate of little hot-dogs with our beers, ...

Loved – The magnificently alluring Spanish sun. So much sun (finally) that your eyes water a little and bakes everything in its Spanish splendour – white-washed homes, oleander in every colour, bougainvillaea and cobblestones. As far as Nadia ...