At the bottom of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, between Darro and Genil rivers, is a sparkling city, which boasts of its impressive Als-Andalus heritage. On this sight you will also come across renaissance archaeological gems as well as modern facilities, ideal for the 21st century.

The Granada area is one of the main attractions in Eastern Andalusia due to its unique Moorish essence. This was the last city to face the conquest of Catholic Monarchs in 1492. With captivating artwork and gastronomy all over, you will find a great place to visit whenever you are out to explore and learn new things.

Granada is rich in history and culture, something that makes it one of the most worthwhile places to visit in Spain. The Albacin, which is among Spain’s UNESCO-listed Heritage Sites, is a historic quarter that was occupied by the Arabs. With picturesque lanes and whitewashed homes, the Moorish atmospheric character is conveyed. The region was once fortified with defensive walls, which can be viewed perfectly from Cuestas de la Alhacaba a short distance from the Puerta de Elvira, which was put up in the 9th century.

You can also pay a visit to the Gypsy Quarter, which is a fascinating place you should include in your list of places to visit while in Spain. The presence of the Gypsy in Granada dates back to 1532, with dwellers settling in Sacramonte caves, which is also a spectacular place to visit. You will enjoy the artistic beauty presented in the Gypsy homes, which were built with creativity and strength to endure all forces. In the Upper region of Calmino del Sacramonte, you will find some of the best kept caves, where you will learn about the ancient communities of Granada.

Sacramonte has among the best views in Granada, and visitors have been able to appreciate the beauty of the region. This has earned the areas within the Gypsy Quarter a lot in terms of development, which has been effected to answer the rising need to create comfortable places for visitors. You can also meet great guides, who will educate you about the culture of Granada. Also while in Gypsy Quarter, don’t forget to visit the Benedictine Abbey of Sacrasmonte, which was built between the 17th and 18th centuries. You can get guided tours to Abbey between 11am to 1pm and 4pm to 6pm. On this site, there are several caves, which showcase precious relics.

If you are a lover of religious events, you can attend the Conquest Day, which happens on January 2nd. The event is celebrated to commemorate the Catholic Monarchs conquest of Granada in 1491, and this is a live event you will feel part of.

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