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Granada, with its rich cultural heritage and deep-rooted flamenco tradition, has produced numerous talented flamenco artists who have made significant contributions to the art form. Here are some notable flamenco artists from Granada:Enrique Morente: Born in Granada in 1942, Enrique Morente was one of the most influential flamenco singers of his generation. Known for his innovative approach to flamenco, he pushed the boundaries of the art form and collaborated with artists from various musical genres.Estrella...

The Catholic Kings, Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon, are buried in the Royal Chapel of Granada in the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Granada, Spain.The chapel was built in the 15th century and is located within the Palace of the Alhambra. The tombs of Ferdinand and Isabella are located in the center of the chapel, and are made of marble and adorned with intricate carvings and gilded details.Ferdinand's tomb features a statue of him in full armor, while Isabella's tomb features a...

Espeto de sardinas is a traditional dish from Salobreña, a town located in the province of Granada, Spain. The dish consists of sardines that are skewered and grilled over an open flame. The sardines are usually marinated in a mixture of olive oil, garlic, and herbs before being grilled. The dish is typically served with bread and a side of lemon wedges, and is often enjoyed as a summertime meal. Espeto de sardinas is considered a local delicacy in Salobreña and is a popular dish among tourists...

La Alhambra is a stunning palace and fortress complex located in the city of Granada, Spain. Built in the 14th century, it was originally constructed as a fortress for the Moorish rulers of the Nasrid dynasty. Over time, it was expanded and transformed into a palace, with luxurious courtyards, gardens, and intricate tilework and carvings.One of the most famous and iconic features of La Alhambra is the Court of the Lions, a courtyard surrounded by 124 white marble lions and a central fountain. The...

Dear guests, today we want to talk about Mijas, a beautiful village from the region of Málaga, known for its beaches, its traditional streets and its enviable location between the mountains and the sea. This village offers not only natural and virgin spaces but also loveable and high quality beaches and historical spots that you cannot forget to visit! That's why we are going to difference between what you can find in the village and in the coast of Mijas:By the village and its old centre: History,...

Málaga is famous for its coastal villages and towns, but this region hides some authentic beauties between its forests and mountains. That's the case of the three villages we want to recommend to you: Carratraca, Comares and Genalguacil. Although they are not near the beach or the sea, their views, location and peculiarities make them must-visit places for everyone who wants to have a complete and pleasant experience of the region of Málaga. Maybe you have already heard about Ronda or Frigiliana,...

When you walk around the Albayzin, you may get impressed by its high and white walls draped with tendrils of ivy. But, have you ever wonder about the spaces behind those old walls? There you'll find an intimate and secret place consisted of beautiful gardens and fountains, called the Cármenes of the Albayzin. A carmen is a traditional andalusian house characterized for their gardens, fountains, ditchs and high walls which provide with a privacy typical from islamic culture. Some of them are public...

Dear guests today we write here about the Sacromonte abbey of Granada. Everybody who comes to Granada gets enchanted by the beauty of the Alhambra and the Albayzin, but we should talk about another impresive monument in this historical city known by its unknown, mystery and religious appearance. The Sacromonte abbey is a sublime place that the most part of visitors haven't listened about. This religious complex is located on Mount Valparaiso, at the end of the Sacromonte neigbourhood (we also recommend...

Dear guests, in this post we select a short list of the best art museums for you. These ones are close to the villas and houses that we rent, so it won't take too much time to get in there. If you want to spend a day in Granada or Málaga, you should include some of these museums ang galleries in your travel plan!MÁLAGAMuseo Picasso MalagaWebsite: https://www.museopicassomalaga.org/  Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de MálagaWebsite: https://cacmalaga.eu/ Fundación Picasso Museo Casa NatalWebsite:...

Dear guests, this week we offer you an interesting recommendation for your days here in the coast of Andalusia. It is possible that during your stay in the area, sometimes the weather gets stormy, cloudy or maybe it can start raining while you were thinking about going to the beach and having a nice summer day.  In case this type of problems happens, you can do other kinds of plans like cultural tourism. That's why we want to tell you that you can find a very amazing space in Malaga for all the...

Liebe Gäste, in diesem Beitrag werden wir uns in die Provinz Cádiz begeben. Wenn Sie in einem unserer Häuser wohnen, empfehlen wir Ihnen einen Besuch in Andalusien. In diesem Beitrag geht es konkret um die Stadt Jerez de la Frontera.Jerez de la Frontera gehört, wie bereits erwähnt, zur Provinz Cádiz und hat etwa 212.000 Einwohner. Jerez ist seit jeher für seine tiefen Wurzeln im Flamenco, in der Welt der Pferde und des Weins bekannt. Auch wenn es Leute gibt, die diese Dinge nicht mögen,...

Dear guests, in this post we are going to talk about the Alpujarra of Granada. It is one of the most beautiful regions of Granada.So if you are going to stay with us, you can't miss what we are going to tell you.So if you are going to stay with us, you can't miss what we are going to tell you.The Alpujarra is about 1,30 hours drive from Salobreña. It is located on the southern face of the Sierra Nevada. It has a mountainous terrain, and a Muslim architecture due to the inheritance left by the Romans,...