Granada in 400 words | 09 ENE

The Nasrid Palaces, heart of the Alhambra and seat of the Sultans, is a palace complex made up of three buildings: the Mexuar, a meeting room for ministers, the Comares Palace and the Palace of the Lions.

On the other hand, outside the Alhambra, the Albaicín district, also declared a World Heritage Site, still preserves all traces of its Arab past.

Walking through the Albaicín means going through the history of Granada. Its buildings, its squares and the very structure of its streets allow the visitor to see the different cultural and social transformations of the city. Next to this neighbourhood is the most incredible viewpoint of Granada: the viewpoint of San Nicolás. Its beautiful views of the Alhambra, Sierra Nevada and the Vega de Granada make this a special and romantic spot.

Another famous district of the city is Sacromonte, the birthplace of flamenco and the gypsy people of Granada. Its inhabitants dug a whole underground world of cave-houses for centuries.

If you are looking for more, come to this magical city and enjoy it with Pancho Tours.