What to see in Province Granada

There are large number of fountains and natural springs spread throughout Loja urban centre. Some of they are "the 25 water pipes" and "Santa Fountain", known for the medicinal quality of its water....

The procession of the Virgen del Carmen is held in July in Salobrena. Then a statue of the Virgin is taken through the roads of nearby La Caleta before being put on to a boat, when it is then sailed along the coast accompanied by a flotilla of small boats along with a firework display....

Granada Cathedral is located in the city of Granada (Autonomous community of Andalusia, southern Spain). The Cathedral was built by Queen Isabella on the site of the former Mosque (as Like most Christian buildings in Granada and Andalusia), that has been replaced by four buildings: the Cathedral,...

The Plaza Bib Rambla (also known as "Plaza de las Flores"/"Square of Flowers") is located in historic part of Granada. In its center is situated the Gigantones Fountain (XVII-th century). The square is named after Bab ar Ramia that means a wall gate. La Plaza de Bib Rambla used...

The ancient cave dwellings (Cuevas Al Jatib) in the village of Las Cuevas de Baza (municipality of Baza, Granada) are typical for the entire province of Granada. Some of them are still inhabited by families who passed them down for generations or serve as seasonal retreats from the heat or cold,...

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Carthusian monastery (Monasterio de la Cartuja) is located about 2 kilometers from the center of Granada. It was founded in XVI-th - XVII-th centuries by order of Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba, the Great Captain, on an ancient Arab carmen. The monastery contains a beautiful XVII-th century Baroque...

Despite of fact the Tango is not a typical Spanish dance and nowadays is related mainly with Argentina and Uruguay, from 1988 town of Granada hosts an International festival (Internacional de Tango de Granada), that was 1st of this kind in Spain. Nowadays there are tango festivals also in Lanjarón, ...

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