Granada a Malaga - Víkend (2024)

Discover the charm of Granada, a city at the confluence of three rivers – Beiro, Darro, and Genil, nestled between the Vega plain and the Sierra Nevada mountains. The city sprawls across several hills surrounded by greenery. On the Sabika hill stands the Alhambra, a masterpiece of Hispano-Arabic architecture symbolizing the intertwining of Arab and Christian cultures. Granada will enchant you with its Christian and Muslim monuments. The Moorish quarter of Albaicín, with its winding streets and traditional houses called cármenes, offers unforgettable views of the snow-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada. The more modern Christian quarter in the plain is a lively place filled with cafes, restaurants, and cultural events. Don't forget to visit the Renaissance palace of Charles V and the Generalife gardens evoking the atmosphere of a Muslim paradise. Also, head to the 11th-century Arab baths El Banuelo, the Gothic cathedral, or the San Jerónimo monastery. A Mosaic of Quarters Stroll along calle Reyes Católicos through the modern part of the city, between the hills where the Alhambra and Albaicín lie. The street begins at Puerta Real and leads through plaza Isabel la Católica to the historic center with the cathedral and royal chapel. To the east, you'll discover the winding streets of the former Moorish quarter of Albaicín and traditional houses with fragrant…