Parador de Granada

La Alhambra, the symbol of Granada, is a backdrop full of art and history, and home to the Parador. This monument- a masterpiece of the art of Al Andalus - is an ideal starting point to visit the city. The best views of the complex are to be found in the Mirador de San Nicolás, or in El Albaicín, one of the most typical districts of Granada, where you can enjoy Moorish tea and sweets at one of its traditional tea houses. From there, you can set off into the historical quarter, which is home to amazing buildings such as the cathedral and the monasteries of San Jerónimo and La Cartuja. A fantastic way to end the day is to wander through the streets of the district of Sacromonte, visit its caves, and once there see a traditional flamenco show, one of the most authentic experiences offered by Granada.

A crossroads of cultures since time immemorial, Granada offers visitors a privileged setting of culture and nature. Take the Ruta del Gollizno and be amazed by its churches and cave paintings, or marvel at the beautiful landscapes of the Alpujarra and the Sierra Nevada National Park, one of the best ski station in Spain, where you can see the Mulhacén, the highest peak in the Iberian peninsula.