We knew we would be captivated by the Alhambra, but were surprised to find ourselves being charmed by Granada as well. We found little taverns and tea houses with secluded seats in the corners where we could sit and enjoy time as it passed, a nice change from Madrid's big city pace. Granada's walkable size makes it perfect for lazy wanderers. Downhill leads to the city centre, uphill leads to great views. Throw away the map and just get lost.
Read MoreHam! Ham! Ham! Granada was the place we pigged out on that delicious, special, dry-cured Spanish ham or jamon. It was our afternoon treat. Every afternoon. Actually, to be honest, Granada was a very meat-centric food experience. We did eat other things, but the best meals were for the carnivores.
Read MoreFor over a thousand years, the Alhambra has stood through various reincarnations as a fortress, a palace, a royal court, a fading ruin, and now, a world heritage site. The Alhambra retains different facets of its history resulting in a stunning mix of architectural styles and designs. We took a lot of pictures, but here are our highlights.
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