Granada Travel Blogs - Page 8

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The best times of my life...

Here you can watch the course of my hitchhiking trip to Spain. Starting the 1st October I plan to arrive in Barcelona around New Years Eve. From there I want to work and travel around the country in order to learn the Spanish language and get to know the people and their culture. I would be happy to see you as my reader or to find a mail of yours in my inbox. Everybody is welcome!

Luego el miércoles super temprano a las 7 salio mi tren para ir a granada, claro me dormi medio camino y llegando jajaj lloviendo, jodeme yo, total dije chingue a su … impermeable y vamonos; igual no pude localizar a la hermana de mayi copn la que iba a turistear ese dia, y pues mp3 y andando…

Studied abroad in the fall of 06 in Sevilla, Spain. This place is a MUST seee if you go to spain!

Saturday Change in plans. Originally, we intended to move to Granada for two days. We decided to stay in Sevilla and just do a day trip to Granada. On Friday, we´d tried to buy tickets to THE big attraction in Granada, the Alhambra. Turns out, the pre-sale tickets were completely sold out. I gue…

Here are some of the photos I've taken in Europe and the US:) Enjoy!

i recommend it on may...perfect time, Cordoba and Granada...realy nice..

The Arabian feeling compells me! The Arabian smell, the sight, the colours, the coffee and cigars..its just a world of mysteries and darkness! its all about the senses..relax, lay back and let your body and soul enter a new dimension of things and thoughts. Granada has it all. Alhambra is the palac…

Everyone who visits Andalucia should pay a visit to Granada, it is as simple as that. And by Granada I mean especially the Alhambra, the large fort (including palace and gardens). Otherwise it would be like going to Paris without visiting the Eiffel Tower. So off I went. As there are a lot of …

some places I have been . . .

Flamenco, Tapas, tintos de verano, paella, sierra Nevada, and bull fights are just a few popular cultural words that Spain is known for, but above all the Andaluz region of Southern Spain. Madrid may be the capital, Barcelona may have the parties and fasion, but Granada has the soul and culture of tradiational Spain. Bienvenidos a mi vida como un granadino en Andalucia, Espana!

This shows where I'll be going.

The four of us started out early in our rented car to visit Granada; a city with that name could not be all that bad.  Granada is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada.  The Alhambra palace complex was the seat of power of the sultans that ruled Spain for centuries, until the Christia…