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El Hanra Panoramik

Carril de San Miguel, 12, Albaicín, 18010 Granada, Spain

4.3(11)

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Iqbal MohammedIqbal Mohammed

The Al Hambra viewpoint is basically where you give up and stop climbing to San Miguel viewpoint (further up and the summit of the hill/mountain). To get here, you have an arduous uphill walk from downtown, which will take at least half an hour. Most of the route is cobbled and offers only some shade. So it’s unsurprising you will give up and return from here! However, getting this far in the shining sun does give you a reward of a lovely view of the city and al Hambra. There is only a patch of grass to sit and enjoy it with only a slight amount of shade. While a nice place, the view is far better further up. It won’t be soiled by cables running across your manage point. If you can, try and go further up!

Ramon PiconRamon Picon

No apto para gente con movilidad reducida. Las vistas son espectaculares.

Jacky NgJacky Ng

Fantastic lookout point

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4.3

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The Al Hambra viewpoint is basically where you give up and stop climbing to San Miguel viewpoint (further up and the summit of the hill/mountain).

To get here, you have an arduous uphill walk from downtown, which will take at least half an hour. Most of the route is cobbled and offers only some shade.

So it’s unsurprising you will give up and return from here! However, getting this far in the shining sun does give you a reward of a lovely view of the city and al Hambra. There is only a patch of grass to sit and enjoy it with only a slight amount of shade.

While a nice place, the view is far better further up. It won’t be soiled by cables running across your manage point.

If you can, try and...