Granada neighborhoods

Granada

Neighborhoods

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Granada Neighborhoods

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Alhambra Hill

Alhambra Hill

The hilltop palace: the Nasrid Palaces with their geometric stucco and stalactite ceilings, the Generalife gardens designed around water sound, and the Alcazaba fortress walls with views over Granada and the Sierra Nevada.

First-time VisitorsHistory BuffsArchitecture Lovers7 things to do
Albaicin

Albaicin

The UNESCO Moorish quarter on the opposite hill from the Alhambra: steep cobblestone lanes, whitewashed carmenes, tea houses, Carrera del Darro facing the palace across the Darro gorge, and the Mirador San Nicolas at sunset.

PhotographersHistory BuffsSunset Seekers12 things to do
Centro & Realejo

Centro & Realejo

The flat centre: the Cathedral with Ferdinand and Isabella's tombs, the free tapas bars on Calle Navas and in the Realejo neighbourhood, and Plaza Nueva where everything converges.

First-time VisitorsFoodiesHistory Buffs14 things to do
Sacromonte

Sacromonte

The Roma cave neighbourhood above the Albaicin: whitewashed caves cut into the hillside, flamenco performances in cave interiors, and the cave museum explaining the community's history.

Flamenco FansCulture SeekersPhotographers3 things to do

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