Things To Do in Granada, Andalusia, Spain

Ex-US President Bill Clinton said that he saw the prettiest sunset in his life from up here. He didn't lie. The views over the Alhambra and the Generalife Gardens with the Sierra Nevada mountains i... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is a lookout point that will leave you in awe. Just getting there is an adventure in itself, climbing up the steep, narrow, ... More on igougo

The setting could hardly be more lovely: a beautiful Renaissance mansion with an impressive plateresque façade - the Casa de Castril . Inside, you'll see artifacts from around the province bel... More on Yahoo! Travel

One of the best organized Museo I have visited and it is free to Europen passport holders. More on Yahoo! Travel

A large hill located close to the Albayzín that is known for its caves that ... More on TripAdvisor

i like this place los tarantos the best flamenco show good sangria, peoples, 2 show at day 9.30pm, 11 pm ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The southern foothills of the Sierra Nevada, just an hour and half from Granada, are the jewel in the province's crown. This is where you'll find the most attractive landscapes, the friendliest peo... More on Yahoo! Travel

The weather in September was just about right temperature wise,hot but not too hot. More on Yahoo! Travel

You'll see Granada's finest medieval Moorish mansions, or cármenes, in this attractive hillside district. The spacious whitewashed buildings all have one special feature: a central, walled cou... More on Yahoo! Travel

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Calle San Juan de Dios is the place to come for fabulous 16th-century religious buildings; they practically line this busy street. Start from Plaza del Triunfo and head south to the spectacular bar... More on Yahoo! Travel

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You'll find some nice beaches and lovely rocky coves along the province's 60km coastline. There's good swimming, scuba-diving and water-skiing to be had. There's even a water park for the kids. The three biggest resorts are all within ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This old Arab quarter on one of Granada's two main hills doesn't belong to the city of 19th-century buildings and wide boulevards. It, and the surrounding Gypsy caves of Sacromonte, are holdovers ... More on Frommers

Granada was ruled by the Moors of the Nasrid Dynasty from 1238 to 1492. The city was known as a major cultural center before it fell ... More on igougo

This building is famous for being one of the first lunatic asylums in Europe. The Catholic Monarchs commissioned Enrique Egas to build it soon after they conquered the city. Its one of the few civil buildings they commissioned; the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

If you don't have the time or energy to read up about the Alhambra before visiting, take this convenient guided tour with a multi-lingual guide. It's great for children because the explanations are not too technical and under-8s are ... More on Yahoo! Travel