Combined with two neighbouring beautiful and much-adored cities, Seville and Cordoba, Granada is referred to as one of the three most sacred jewels in all of Andalucía. With its rolling hills of green, rich and royal history, magnificent monuments and snowy picturesque views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Granada is above and beyond magical.

Granada became a city of economic statute and art between the years of 1238 to 1492. With many years of timeline events, royal conquests, architectural and Arabian cultural influence, Granada became the historical and architectural wonder that it remains to this day. Visitors can experience a variety of Spanish traditional events when in Granada, not to mention the many museums, authentic Spanish restaurants, flamenco shows, lush gardens, royal palaces and chambers that hold an abundance of history.

See the Red Palace or the Alhambra, the most-famous monument in the city of Granada, Spain or if you are in the mood for architecture at its finest, visit the Nazari Palace where you won’t be able to resist taking photos of the magnificent columns. 

Find local cafes on every corner and sample some of the finest Moorish teas, wines, Spanish beers and mouth watering tapas. In the summer time travelers can enjoy hiking, horseback riding and exploring through the Sierra Nevada mountain range. When winter arrives, snow lovers can take advantage of the slopes, sleigh rides, inner tubes and ice skating.