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Population:238,000

Currency:Euro:1€ = 100 cent

Opening hours:Most businesses in Granadaobserve the daily siesta. Shopsare generally open from 9am-2pm& 5-8pm.

Internet:www.andalucia.com/cities/granadawww.turismodegranada.orgwww.granadainfo.com

Newspapers:El Pais www.elpais.esDario el Mundo:www.elmundo.esIdeal: www.ideal.esInternational Herald Tribune:www.iht.com

Emergency numbers:80 80 00

Tourist information:Regional Tourist OfficeCalle Santa Ana 1 Plaza NuevaHours: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm,10am-2pm Sun & HolidaysTel: +34 958 22 10 22www.andalucia.comProvisional Tourist OfficePlaza de Mariana Pineda 10Tel: +34 958 24 71 28www.turismodegranada.org

GRANADAPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-12-07 | COUNTRY CODE: ESContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Slope Life, Maps

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GRANADAThe impressive, enchanting shadow of the Alhambra casts amagical spell upon all who pass through Granada. This is acity of legends created by gypsies and pirates, played out inthe warren of the Alyayzin, and in the inescapable presenceof the ancient Moorish castle, the famous Alhambra. TheSierra Nevada Mountains provide an impressive backdropand add to the enchanting feel of this miraculous place.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Granada, the Spanish word for themythical fruit Pomegranate, typifies thiscity that is a blending of ancient andmodern cultures, old and modern lifestyles.Granada lies in the center of Andalucia, theheart of Moorish Spain, which is a fusing ofits Islamic past and its Spanish present.

This fusing of cultures is evident in thehaunting sounds of Flamenco, a genre ofmusic and dance, whose lingeringimpressions and frantic footsteps echothrough the corridors and narrowalleyways of this city. The hypnotic soundsof Flamenco express the haunting passionand sorrow of being alive, the rawness oflife. This music is truly the muse ofAndalucia.

Granada is a charming city, vibrant withthe music of Flamenco, sumptuous tapas,and local people who really know how toenjoy life. It has the dance-till-dawnnightlife of a big city with the comfortableclose-knit feel of a small town with manycozy local bars and cafés. It is possible toexplore the city on foot, and the best wayto inhale the life in Granada, as theshadow of the Alhambra guards you. Thepace of life here is different. Get used tolong leisurely lunches, and decadentafternoon naps called siestas. All ofGranada sleeps during this time, so it’sdifficult to avoid becoming part of the lifeand routine here.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

The AlhambraThe most obvious thing to see because theoutline of this impressive structuredominates the city. This 9th century castleis utterly magical. A seemingly endlessstretch of buildings and gardens that is theessence of legends. It is possible to visitthe Alhambra at night, which is particularlyimpressive and definitely worth the effort.

Upon entry to the Alhambra you will havebeen assigned a time slot for the PalaceNazaries. You must enter during your timeslot, otherwise you will be denied entry.

Address: Reyes Catolicos, 47Opening hours: Mar-Oct 8:30am-8pm; Nov- Feb 8:30am-6pm.Closed 25 December & 1 JanuaryPhone: +34 902 44 12 21Internet: www.alhambra.com-patronato.es

Cathedral Of Santa María De LaEncarnaciónGrenada’s famous cavernous Renaissanceand Gothic cathedral. There is a smallmuseum adjacent to the church.

Address: Capilla Real at Gran Via de ColonOpening hours: Mon-Sun 10:45am-1:30pm & 4-8pm; Closes at7 pm on SundayPhone: + 34 958 22 29 59

Monestario De La CartujaAn elaborate Baroque monastery andchurch which was constructed between the16th and 18th centuries. The Sanctuaryand Sacristy are particularly impressive.

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Address: Paseo de la CartujaOpening hours: Mon-Sat 10am-1pm & 4-8pm; Sundays1am-12pmPhone: + 34 958 16 19 32

HamamAn Arabic style bath house in an authentic,ancient house. The smells of scented oilswaft through the air as you relax in the hotor cool pools, or enjoy a massage. Rooftoprestaurant and teahouse on site.

Address: Calle Santa Ana 16Opening hours: 10am-11pm every dayPhone: + 34 958 22 99 78Internet: www.hammamspain.com

Huerta De San VicenteThe house where famous writer FredericoGarcia Lorca spent summers and wrotesome of his best known works. The houseis a 15 minute walk from the city center.

Address: Calle Virgen BlancaPhone: + 34 958 25 84 66

AlbayzínThe albayzín is the snaking corridors andalleyways that make up the old Arabianarea of town. It’s a pleasure just to wander& stroll the warren of streets, but here area few specific places that are worthvisiting.

Colegiata Del SalvadorThe site of the Albaycín’s main mosque.

Address: Plaza del SalvadorOpening hours: Mon-Sat Apr-Oct 10am-1pm &4-7:30pm;Mon-Sat Apr-Oct 10:30am-12:30pm & 4:30-6:30pmPhone: +34 958 27 86 44

Plaza LargaA plaza with lively bars & tapas placeswhere there is also a market every dayuntil 2pm. The market sells fruit andvegetables where many locals do their foodshopping, but has a variety of clothing andmusic stalls that are worth exploring forsome local flavor.

Address: Calle Panaderos

Arco De Las PesasJust off plaza Largo, a striking Islamicgateway in the 11th century defensivewall.

Address: Callejon de San Cecillo.

Mirador De San NicolásA lookout stunning with stunning views ofthe Alhambra, the Sierra NevadaMountains and all of Granada.

Address: Top of Camino de San Antonio Fajalauza

SacromonteThe mystifying neighborhood which literallymeans “sacred mountain”, traditionallyoccupied by the gitanos (historicallyRoman people, also called Gypsies). Aseries of roads winding up the mountain,flanked by caves that are literally carvedout of the side of the mountain, whichserved as the original dwellings of thesettlers of this area. Many of the caves arestill homes while others have beenconverted to restaurants and bars.

Nasrid WallThe 16th city perimeter wall which snakesthrough the Sacramonte district. A walkalong this wall will provide a thoroughexploration of the Sacramonte, includingbeautiful views of the Alhambra and theAlbayzin.

Address: Abiadia del Sacromante

EATING #EATING#

Tapas is the famous style of eating in



Spain, and refers to a portion of foodrather than a type of cuisine. Tapas aresmall portions of a variety of dishes. Theidea is to eat a little bit of many differentitems, rather than one large portion.Sharing food is a cultural necessity inSpain and adds to the energetic, friendlycharm of this city. For every beverage youorder at cafés and bars in Granada, youare given free tapas. It may not benecessary to eat a full meal, but here aresome fabulous places to try if the freetapas isn’t enough!

Manchachia RestauranteAn intimate family run Moroccan restaurantwith outstanding food.

Address: Camino Nuevo de San Nicolas, AlbayzinPhone: +34 958 20 26 23

El AjiA cozy tapas restaurant serving breakfast,lunch and dinner.

Address: San Miguel Bajo 9, AlbayzinPhone: +34 958 29 29 30

Real Asador De CastillaAn elegant tapas restaurant serving maindishes of meat, fish and vegetarian cuisine.

Address: Escudo del Carmen 17Phone: + 34 958 88 89 10

Pilar Del ToroAuthentic 17th century Andalucian housewith a charming interior patio. Exquisiteregional Spanish dishes with a wideselection of meat and fish.

Address: Hospital de Santa Ana 12Phone: + 34 958 22 54 70

Venta El GalloExcellent Andalucian dishes served in anauthentic cave in the Sacramonte. Theoutdoor patio provides a magical view ofthe Alhambra. Post-dinner flamenco showsseveral nights per week.

Address: Barranco de los Negros 5Phone: + 34 958 22 84 76; +34 958 22 24 92

AzafránTraditional Spanish cuisine with asophisticated, cosmopolitan flair. Outdoorterrace provides stunning, romantic viewsof the Alhambra.

Address: Paseo de los Tristes 1Phone: + 34 958 22 54 70

La Piccola ItaliaAn excellent, elegant Italian restaurant. Aperfect change of pace if you’ve tired oftapas and Spanish cuisine.

Address: Obispo Hurtado 13Phone: + 34 958 25 96 78

Mesón El TrilloA quiet, intimate, homey atmosphereserving superb Basque cuisine.

Address: Calleón del Aljibe de Trillo 3Phone: + 34 958 22 51 82

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Caféteria LisboaCentrally located in Plaza Nueva, this placeis buzzing in the mornings. Coffee, pastriesand sandwiches served.

Address: Calle Reyes CatholicósPhone: + 34 985 12 45 79

Café Au LaitA charming café serving excellent coffee,pastries, and crepes, as well as lightmeals. This café rests along a row of aboutfive cafés, all with outdoor seating situateddirectly under the Alhambra. All of the



cafés along here are good. You pay a bitmore for a coffee here, but the view is wellworth it.

Address: Carrera del Darro 7Phone: +34 958 37 56 58

Café CentralAnother good choice in Plaza Nueva forcoffee, pastries and sandwiches.

Address: 4 Plaza NuevaPhone: +34 958 23 65 25

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

In Granada there are bars in which to drinkand bars specifically for Flamenco shows.Many of the Flamenco bars are only openon the evenings on which performancesare listed.

The nightlife in Granada starts late andgoes late into the night, and often well intothe morning!

Bodegas CastaňedaA bustling standing-room-only bar that isas popular with locals as it is with tourists.

Address: Calle Almireceros, 1-3Phone: +34 958 22 32 22

Casa 1899A cozy dark bar decorated with aged woodto add to the relaxing atmosphere.

Address: Paseo do los Tristes 37Phone: +34 958 11 15 64

El Rincón De San PedroTurquoise walls and dark tiles give thistrendy place a cool and refreshing feeling.

Address: Carrera del Darro 12Phone: +34 958 31 33 42

Granada 10A popular dance club for the hip locals ofGranada. Housed in an old convertedcinema, the opulent interior adds to itsappeal.

Address: Calle Cárcel Baja

El EshaviraA dark smoky place that oozes with hipjazz and sultry flamenco.

Address: Postigo de la Cuna 2Phone: + 34 958 29 08 29Internet: www.eshavira.com

Enano RojoA relaxed, somewhat gritty place that playsjazz, funk & hip-hop to an eclectic crowd.

Address: Calle de Elvira 91Phone: + 34 958 21 91 76

El CamborioAn old cave that has been converted intotwo level dance club that pulses until theearly hours of the morning.

Address: Camino del Sacromonte 17

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

The streets that lead to the Plaza BibRambla are a fabulous place to stroll andshop. Clothing stores, bookstores,accessories shops, jewelry & music storespopulate this area. Many shops & stallshave clothing and jewelry imported fromMorocco.



For Spanish and Moroccan inspiredsouvenirs, head for the Plaza Nueva Areaand Calle de Elvira.

Calle Alhóndiga is a street lined withEurope’s favorite clothing store chains;including the likes of Zara, Benetton andMango.

You can also find Spain’s foremost upscaledepartment store El Corte Inglés (CalleRecogidos, Tel: +34 902 22 44 11,www.elcorteingles.es).

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVECasa De Los MigueletesA tranquil oasis in a restored 17th centurymansion. A beautiful interior courtyard,sitting room and some rooms with views ofthe Alhambra in a fantastic location just offthe central Carrera del Darro, near PlazaNueva.

Address: Calle Benalúa, 11Phone: + 34 958 21 27 00Internet: www.casamigueletes.com

El Ladrón De AguaAn exclusive 16th century hotel withchanging art gallery in the lobby. Centrallylocated yet peaceful, and many roomshave views of the Alhambra. Very nicecafé, bar and restaurant on site.

Address: Carrera del Darro 13Phone: + 34 958 21 50 40Internet: www.ladrondeagua.com

GOOD VALUEHotel Santa Isabel La RealA small, exquisite family run hotel in atraditional Spanish-style house. Open aircourtyard and modern amenities, locatedon a peaceful street in the Albayzin.

Address: Santa Isabel la Real 19Phone: +34 958 29 46 58Internet: www.hotelsantaisabellareal.com

Hotel Palacio De Santa InésA charming hotel with a comfortable,homey feel. Centrally located, some roomshave views of the Alhambra.

Address: Cuesta de Santa Inés, 9Phone: +34 958 22 23 62Internet: www.palaciosantaines.com

BASICHostal LisboaA lovely hostel, with an exceptionallyfriendly and helpful staff. A few blockssouth of Plaza Nueva, yet still very central.Some rooms have en-suite bathrooms.

Address: Plaza del Carmen 27Phone: + 34 958 22 14 14Internet: www.hostallisboa.com

Hostal AustriaA cozy hostel in a fabulous location just upfrom Plaza Nueva.

Address: Cuesta de Gomeréz 4Phone: + 34 958 22 70 75Internet: www.hostalaustria.com

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportGranada has one small airport which is17km west of the city. Many people fly into



Malaga, then take a bus or a train toGranada. Five daily buses operated byAutocares J. Gonzáles run between theairport and the city center costing €3. Ataxi from the airport to the city centercosts about €20.

Phone: +34 958 24 52 00Internet: www.andalucia.com/travel/airports/granada.htm

TrainThe train station is located 1.5 km outsideof the city center, easily accessible by foot.There are three trains daily to Malaga viaBobadilla which costs €12 and takes 2.5hours.

Public transportBus

City buses cost €0.90 and are clean andconveniently located. The main bus stationis just outside of town, accessed by BusNo. 3. Tourist offices have a free pamphletthat shows local routes. There is a directbus service to Malaga. It is best to getyour tickets in advance as at certain timesof the year the buses are full and may notbe able to accommodate last minutepassengers.

TaxiThere is a taxi rank at Plaza Nueva. Youmay also hail a taxi that has a green lightor “libre” sign lit. Most rides within the citycost between €4.50-€7.50. To order a taxiat a specific location, ring Teleradio taxi at+34 958 28 06 54.

PostMain Post Office

The post office often has long queues. Ifyou only need stamps, they can bepurchased at many local tobacco shops.

Address: Puerta RealOpening hours: 8:30am-8:30pm Monday-Friday; 9:30am-2pmSaturday

HospitalsBoth hospitals are central with goodemergency facilities and some doctors whospeak English.

Hospital Clínico San CecillioAddress: Avenida del Doctor Oloriz 16Phone: + 34 958 02 32 17

Hospital Ruiz De AldaAddress: Avenida de la Constitución 100Phone: + 34 958 02 00 09; + 34 958 24 11 00

PharmacyPharmacies in Spain have a system calledfarmacias de guardia (duty pharmacies)which operate such that one pharmacy hasto be open all the time. When anypharmacy is closed, it posts the name ofthe closest open pharmacy on the door.

DentistClínica del Mar Policínica

Address: Calle AlhambraUnderground: Bus No. 2 Local 6 Bajo (In front of Plaza Nueva)Phone: + 34 958 82 79 28

TelephoneCountry Code: +34

Area Code: 958

Electricity220V, 50 Hz

#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#

SLOPE LIFE #SLOPELIFE#

Pena La PlateriaA flamenco bar in the Albycin, with localartists, has shows 5-10 days a month.

Address: Placeta Toueros, 7Opening hours: Flamenco shows begin at 11:30pmPhone: +34 958 22 77 12; +34 958 21 06 50

UpsetterA tiny old cave that now serves as aflamenco bar. A dazzling venue with someof the best local artists. The bar opens halfan hour before show time, so don’t worry if



the place looks deserted earlier in theevening.

Address: Carrera del Darro 7, Junto Plaza NuevaOpening hours: Showtimes vary but start between 10pm-11pm

Los TarantosThis charming venue offers dinner incombination with a flamenco show.Located in the caves of the Sacramonte, itdraws considerably fewer tourists at themidnight show.

Address: Camino del Sacromonte 9Opening hours: Showtimes at 10pm & 12amPhone: +34 958 22 45 25; +34 958 22 24 92


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|Acera del Casino B3 C3Acera del Darro C3 C4Avenida de Ancha d. B1 B2Avenida de Cervant. D4Avenida de la Cons. A1 B1Avenida de la Fuen. A2Avenida de Madrid A1 B1Avenida de Murcia B1Avenida de Puliana. B1Avenida del Dr Oló. A1Avenida del Genera. D3Avenida del Sur A1Avenida Fuerzas Ar. A1C Montalban Botán B3Calle Agua B1Calle Agustina de . B4Calle Alhamar B4Calle Alhóndiga B3Calle Alvaro Apari. B1Calle Ángel Ganive. B3 C3Calle Antegueruela D3Calle Antequeruela. D3Calle Arabia. A2 A3 A4 B4Calle Arriola B2Calle Azhuma B4Calle Azorin A3Calle Baja Cárcel B3 C3Calle Belén D3Calle Bocanégra C2Calle Buensuceso B3Calle Campos B4Calle Cardenal Par. B1Calle Ceniceros C2Calle Coch Campo C3 D3Calle Colegios B2Calle Compositor R. C4 D4Calle Concepción C3 C4Calle Conde de Cit. B4Calle Consuelo C1Calle Cristo de la. B1Calle Cruel C3Calle Cruz d Piedr. C3Calle Cuartelillo C3 D3Calle de La Cruz B3Calle de San Agust. D2Calle Dr Alejandro. B4Calle Dr Azpitarte A1Calle Dr Buenavent. A4 B4Calle Dr Castrovie. A1Calle Dr Guirao A1 B1Calle Dr López Fon. A4 B4Calle Dr Marañón A1Calle Elvira B2 C2Calle Escudo del C. B3 C3Calle Fajalau C1 D1Calle Garc Morato B1Calle Garrido A1 B1Calle Gonzalo Gall. A2Calle Gracia B3Calle Gran Capitai. B2 B3Calle Guadalete D1

Calle Guamon D4Calle Guinea C2 D2Calle Horho de Haz. B3Calle Hornillo de . B1Calle Isaac Albéni. A1Calle Jerez A4 B4Calle La Paz B3Calle La Ventanill. B2Calle Los Juncos B4Calle Madrid B1Calle Maestro Mont. A4Calle Mano de Hier. B2Calle Manuel de Fa. B4Calle Marina D1Calle Marqués de M. B4Calle Marqués Don . A3 B4Calle Martinez B3Calle Melchor Alma. A2 A3Calle Méndez Núñez A3Calle Mesones B3Calle Mirlo A1Calle Molinos C3 D4Calle Neptuno A4Calle Obispo Hurta. B3Calle Olmo D1Calle Pages C2Calle Parra Alta d. B1Calle Pedro Antoni. A3 B3Calle Pino B3 C3Calle Pintor B4Calle Pizarro Cenj. B1Calle Plegadero Ba. C3 D3Calle Plegdero A C3 D3Calle Poeta Manuel. C4Calle Pofesor Alba. C4 D4Calle Prof Agustin. A4 B4Calle Prof Motos G. A2 B2Calle Puentezuelas B3Calle Purchil A3Calle Real de Cart. B1 B2Calle Recogidas B3 B4Calle Rector López. B2Calle Rejas de la . C4Calle Reyes Católi. B3 C3Calle Ribera del B. A1Calle Rodrigo d Ca. C3Calle S Isabel La . C2Calle Sacristia B2 C2Calle San Antón B3 B4Calle San Augustin B3 C2Calle San Diego B4 C4Calle San Gregorio. C2 D1Calle San Isidro M. B3 C4Calle San Jacinto C3 C4Calle San Jerónimo B2 B3Calle San José C2Calle San José Baj. B3 B4Calle San Juan de . B2Calle San Matias C3Calle San Miguel A. B3Calle San Pedro Má. C3 C4

Calle Santa Bárbar. B2Calle Santa Clotil. A2Calle Santa Teresa B3Calle Santiago C3 C4Calle Severo Ochoa B2Calle Sevilla A3Calle Sócrates A3 B3Calle Solares C4Calle Sorozábal A4 B4Calle Sos del Rey . C4Calle Tablas B3Calle Tejeiro B3 B4Calle Tinajilla B2Calle Trajano A3 B3Calle Triana B2Calle Veronica de . B3Calle Virgen Blanc. A4Calle Virgen de Mo. C4 D4Calle Virgen del P. B1Calle Zenete C2Callejón de Lebrij. C1Callejon del Preto. C4Callejón Tallacarm. C1Camino Abogado D3 D4Camino de Polvorin D1Camino de Ronda A2 A3 B4Camino de San Anto. C1Camino del Sacromo. D2Camino Vejo de Far. D1Carrera de Genil C3 C4Carrera del Con St. C3 D2Carretera de Sierr. D4Carretera del Circ. A4Carreterra de Murc. C1Cuesta Aceituno D1Cuesta Aixa Real C3 C4Cuesta de Alcazaba C2Cuesta de Escoriaz. D4Cuesta de la Betet. C2Cuesta de San Anto. B1 C1Cuesta del Caldero D3 D4Cuesta del Chapiz D2Cuesta del Realeja C3Gran Via de Colón B2 C2Molina Gómez A3Paseo de la Bomba C4 D4Paseo de la Cartuj. B1Paseo de Las Palma. D4Paseo de los Basil. C4 D4Paseo de San Sebas. B4 C4Paseo del Salón C4Paseo del Violón B4 C4Pavan Escolástica C3Plaza Albert Einst. A2Plaza Campos C3Plaza Cruz B1Plaza de Gracia B3Plaza del Triunfo B2Plaza Humilladero C4Plaza Isabel La Ca. C3Plaza Lobos B3

Plaza Menorca A3 B3Plaza San Pantal A1Plaza Santa Ana C3Plaza Santa Teresa A3Plaza Sor Cristina. A2 B2Plaza Trinidad B3Puente Brujas C4Puente Genil C4Puente Verde D4Puerta de Las Gran. C3

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