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The views from Sacromonte, the hill overlooking Granada, are as stunning as you’d expect – its vantage point looks down onto the Alhambra, the river valley, the twisting streets of the Albaicin and the tiled roofs stretching…
I never want to be the stereotypical Brit abroad, repeating something in louder and louder English and cursing the fact the locals don’t speak my language. That’s not to say I’m fluent in all known dialects – far…
If the spirit of the Moorish empire lives on in the alleys of the Albaicin and the memory of Granada’s Jews is kept alive in the Realejo, there’s no question of the eventual victors. The jewel in the…
Once Granada had a flourishing Jewish community – in fact, without the Jewish settlement of Garnata al-Yahud, the site and even name of Granada might have evolved differently. But after co-existing peacefully with the Moorish empire which…
While the Alhambra is the most well-known remnant of El Andalus, the Moorish empire that ruled this part of Spain, it’s not the only piece of Moorish Granada to discover. If the Alhambra was the home of…
Whichever way you turn in Granada, there’s something begging to be photographed. And as I had plenty of luggage allowance to take my camera, and no hands full of toddler, I took full advantage to record as…
