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In Eastern Andalusia, GRANADA, the last Arabic stronghold which was conquered by the Christians in 1492, is the ideal city of dreams. The Alhambra and the Generalife alone make Granada a city worth living as well as visiting. But Granada is much more. It is just the right size to astonish a visitor in just a few days. The constant ring of water gives Granada a musical accompaniment- In the city's center the Carmenes (the typical Grenadine construction) of the Albaicín area, and the religious buildings of the Cartuja (a carthusian monastery), the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, the chapels of San Jerónimo and San Juan de Dios, along with the city's palaces, provide a rich and diverse architecture. On the hills of the outskirts, Sacromonte is a city of laboriously carved caves, which give ahome to the Flamenco varieties of zambra, bulería and media granaína. Granada's contrasting geography covers 12.500 km² and reaches vertiginous heights. The Penibética range, which is the highest in the Iberian peninsula (Mulhacén peak reaches 3.478 m., Veleta 3.393 m.), and the seaside cliffs are prime examples. Granada introduces us to a landscape that varies from the snow, to the sea, passing through the Alpujarra (with termal baths in Lanjarón), and an abundant forest. While Almuñecar and Salobreña are outstanding beachside towns, Motril and Castell de Ferro, or the extensive beaches of Albuñol and La Rábita, are not less noteworthy.

The Grenadine gastronomy is above all the Tortilla Sacromonte, however, the Ajoblanco (similar to gazpacho), Trevélez ham (which is accompanied well bye one of the province's wines) shouldn't be overlooked. As for desserts, the famous Piononos, although elaborated in Santa Fe, can be found in some parts of the capital.

Almeria
GRANADA
 Population 762.000
 Ext.: 12.531 Km²
 Capital: Granada
 


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