Fascinating, and a great way to spend a few hours. Lots to see and wonderful views of the Alhambra from a variety of vantage points. Good selection of bars and restaurants.

Fascinating, and a great way to spend a few hours. Lots to see and wonderful views of the Alhambra from a variety of vantage points. Good selection of bars and restaurants.
Narrow streets int his old part of the city, facing the alhambra site, this wonderful district is really worthy, maybe the most beautiful part of the city! Have a drink at the mirador of San Nicolas and enjoy the wonderful on the Alhambra
A great place for a day hike--start at the bottom and randomly wander up; or vice versa. Make i to the top and their is a lovely plaza with refreshments, crafts, maybe music, and transport down if you like.
If you've never been to Morocco, this will give you a good sense as to what a Moroccan "souk" might be like...great finds, including tapestries, slippers, leather goods, lamps, etc.
Waliking tour guides and information is available outside the outist information centre in Plaza Nueva. you can find the guides on two wheeled stand up bikes outside. They all speak many languages and are very happy to pass on iformation
You could be forgiven to think you are in Morocco or someplace other than Spain. Many cool restaurants and bars serving delicious mint tea. Great view over Alhambra from the top of the Albayzin.
This district of Granada is located on rather steep hill. Make sure you have right shoes! I reccommend to take a small bus up to the top (seems to be bus number 31 from Plaza Nueva) and then go down looking around. Nothing really special here but using your imagination you can have some impressions...
The hill of the Albayzin stands opposite the hill of the Alhambra, with the river Darro running in between. It is steep, hilly and the streets are paved with little cobble stones. Quite attractive, but you need good walking shoes. If you like shopping: it is like a Maroccan or Tunisian bazaar with its Arab flavour. You will find the...
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It looks attractive from a distance. The hill of the Albaicin/Albayzin stands opposite the hill of the Alhambra, with the river Darro running in between. Whichever hill you are on, you can see the other.
Quite attractive.
But the Albaicin itself is nothing special. Cobbled streets, white houses, the odd flower pot, washing strung out between two windows, cars travelling...
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Really a great bazaar with an arabian flavor. You will find the regular tourist souvenirs as well many other beautiful items such as scarfs, jewelry, painting, etc.
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