My favourtie city

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GRANADA

Granada is a beautiful city located in south of Spain. Granada it’s characterized by one big monument, the Alhambra. Beside that, it has incredible beaches too, and many places to go and visit. Due to its localization, Granada has a very hot climate and in summer sometimes it’s hard to go out.

Monuments of Granada:

The three most important and beautiful monuments of Granada are:

-The neighbourhood Albacín. The neighbourhood Albacín is a neighbourhood with narrow streets and typical houses with beauty and charm, this neighbourhood is preserved for over a thousand years ago.

 - The Alhambra. The Alhambra is the world's most spectacular Moorish monument ofSpain and it’s symbol of Granada too. In its interior we can find a place of rest and extensive gardens, called Nazari Palaces. Alhambra was the heart and the settlement of the sultans.

- The Cathedral of Granada. The Cathedral of Granada or the Cathedral of the Incarnation is the cathedral situated in the city centre. It is a very beautiful place and cultural centre of the city. Its façade is Renaissance.

Parque Federico Garcia Lorca

The park Federico Garcia Lorca, it’s a public park built in honour to the poet Federico Garcia Lorca. It’s a perfect place to relax and enjoy the city, there you can have a walk,listen to the birds or just have a Little nap. During the day the park is open, but it closes at night.

Jardines del Triunfo

The Jardines del Triunfo in Granada was a cemetery when Arabic people were in Granada, around the s. XIII. This place was a Plaza de Toros too. In the Garden wecan find a magnificent fountain with a game of lights and water during the night. A typical monument we can see here is a sculpture of the Virgen del Triunfo

Semana Santa.

In March or April, in this city and in all Andalusia, native people celebrate the Semana Santa, a religious festival. In this festival all the brotherhood go to a religious procession where they show to the people their Saints and Virgins.