Many aspects of Granada come in threes. The city is set over three main hills: the Albaicín, Sabika and Sacromonte. These hills are wedged between two additional topographies: the snow-capped ...

Granada is about as captivating a city as they come. The city, tucked at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Spain's Andalusia region, is filled with more historic charm than perhaps one ...

Granada isn’t just famous for its ancient palaces and mountain views – it’s a proper student city at heart. With the University of Granada woven through its cobbled streets, the place hums with ...

While you will want to explore much of Granada on foot, this charming Andalusian city, situated at more than 2,400 feet above sea level, is regarded as one of the least walkable towns in Europe.

In 1922, he and a friend – the composer, Manuel de Falla – organised Granada’s first flamenco competition at La Alhambra, the fabled Moorish fortress to the north of the city. I spent the ...

The history of Granada in southern Spain from the Moors taking control of the city in 711AD to their overthrowal by the Catholic kings in 1492. There are still examples of Moorish influence all ...

Thankfully, Granada is one of the last strongholds of the generous (and fading) “free tapa with a drink” deal. Here’s how to make the most of a trip to this underrated Spanish city.