What to see in Province Granada

The Alhambra is a palace and fortress complex situated in town of Granada (Andalusia, Spain). It is constructed during the mid 14th century by the Moorish rulers of the Emirate of Granada in Al-Andalus. The Alhambra`s most westerly feature is the alcazaba (citadel), a strongly fortified...

These houses are typical for many regions of Andalusia. In our days the traditional cave houses in region of Cortes de Baza are becoming very popular in the development of rural tourism and most of them are used for rent or are on sale. They...

The Ancient Arabic and Moorish quarter of Albayzin (or Albaicín) in Granada is located on a hill, on the right bank of the river Darro, among baroque churches, Renaissance palaces and Arabs minarets. It is a picturesque maze of narrow streets, white houses and terraces. There is a wonderful view ...

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The Enriquez Palace (Palacio de los Enriquez) in town of Baza (Granada province) is a building from XVI - XVII century....

The Plaza Nueva (New square), despite its name, is the oldest Granada square. It is sitauted  between the modern center and the Carrera del Darro.In the past it was a place where various tournaments and games were held (as run of bulls). The square is surrounded by important buildings such as the ...

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 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...

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The El Banuelo Arab baths (also known as "Aammim Alyawza" or "Banos del Nogal") are located in town of Granada, at the bottom of a private house in the Carrera del Darro, at the foot of the Alhambra. They dating back to XI-th century but still are impressive and well-preserved....