I spent a weekend in Granada and found a city rich in culture, history, and so much food
The historic Albaicín neighbourhood with its terracotta rooftops, whitewashed houses, and cypress trees.
The first sign of the city’s Moorish history is the Puerta de Elvira that I pass on my way from the bus station. Its ochre hue dazzles the eye against the cement skies that have been crying for a month; it’s raining in Granada.

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