🇪🇸 Granada: A Dream Come True

After living in Granada for a month, it’s time to share the ultimate guide—with local-approved tips! If you're just passing through, 2-3 days will do, but to truly feel the clash of Moorish & Spanish cultures (and eat like a king 👑), stay longer. 📍 Must-See Spots 1️⃣ Alhambra Palace � (Book tickets early! Official site in) — Spend a full day here. Worth every second. 2️⃣ Granada Cathedral ⛪ — A Gothic-Renaissance masterpiece. 🌅 Best Alhambra Views Mirador de San Nicolás 🎨: Go at sunset when the palace glows red. Street artists & musicians often perform here! Walk Calle Alcaiceria to the viewpoint—it’s magical. 🚶 City Walk Route Start at Fuente de las Batallas → Paseo de los Tristes (a historic street under the Alhambra). Look up—the palace looms above! You might catch flamenco dancers in the squares 💃. 🍴 FOOD GUIDE (Local Picks!) Tapas 🍷 Campo del Príncipe bars or La Sitarilla (free tapas with drinks!). Dinner with Alhambra Views 🌙 (Romantic but $$$) Carmen el Agua / Carmen de Aben Humeya. Budget Eats 💰 Botanico Cafe (great value) Los Diamantes (cheap, noisy, amazing fried fish 🐟) Seafood Splurge 🦞 Tinta Fina (high-quality, but note: their paella is per person—huge portions!). Traditional Spanish 🐂 El Coso (inside a bullring—yes, really!). Ice Cream 🍦 Los Italianos (the local favorite). 🥢 Chinese Food La Casa del Sabor — A taste of home. 🛍 Vintage Shopping Ropero Vintage (Scored a Burberry trench for €150 here! 👗). 🎭 Cultural Experiences Albaicín (Moorish quarter — get lost in its alleys). Casa-Museo Federico García Lorca (Poet’s hidden-gem house). #Granada #SpainTravel #Alhambra #FoodieHeaven #TravelDeep #HiddenGems