3. Granada has beautiful places like the Alhambra
The origin of this fantastic Nazari palace, one of the greatest masterpieces of Arab
art in the world, dating back to a simple fortress built in the ninth century and
called 'AlHamra', "Red" for the color of the earth which had been used in their
4. Garden of the carmen of the martyrs
The Carmen of the Martyrs is located in the vicinity of the Alhambra, south of the walled enclosure with
just over seven hectares of land known by Christians as the Captives Corral and subsequently Martyrs
Field. Declared Artistic Garden in 1943 (nineteen forty-three)
5. Gardens of the Triumph
Historical buildings surrounded
by beautiful gardens and the
Royal Hospital. It is illuminated at
night with colorful fountains.
6. Gardens of the Triumph
Mariana Pineda, the heroine who fought for
freedom, was executed here in 1831 (eighteen
thirty-one). After several years of neglect, it
was only in 1950 (nineteen fifty) that the
gardens were built and moved the Monument
to the Immaculate Conception of Triumph,
formerly the Puerta de Elvira, far.
7. The Generalife
The Generalife in Granada is the only example that we have to get a rough idea of
how were those mansions where Arabic spirit was carried away by his
constructive instinct, improviser and attached to sensuality.
Generalife garden architect means
8. With 50 years behind them, Rose-Young Park is one of the
oldest neighborhoods of Granada.
(I have included this area because it is where my
grandfather lived and my father young)
9. A typical Andalusian dish is:
Ingredients gazpacho recipe:
1/2 kg of ripe tomato
1/2 green pepper
1 clove of garlic
1/2 cucumber
1 dl olive oil
4 tablespoons wine vinegar
1 slice of white bread (if you have not
used white bread loaf)
fine salt
10. A typical Andalusian dish is:
Ingredients gazpacho recipe:
1/2 kg of ripe tomato
1/2 green pepper
1 clove of garlic
1/2 cucumber
1 dl olive oil
4 tablespoons wine vinegar
1 slice of white bread (if you have not
used white bread loaf)
fine salt
