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The Alhambra | |||
Albaicin & Sacromonte | |||
Cathedral area | |||
Granada day trips |
Tip: Don't be surprised to see little kids and families out late at night, children playing while parents are socializing and eating. Businesses and restaurants close in the afternoon and everything gets going again in the evening. This is the perfect place for kids to stay up late. It was just magical at the Plaza Trinidad on a holiday weekend - kids rode round and round on a small wooden carousel, powered by a guy pedaling a bicycle. |
Fun food |
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For dessert, try the piononos, a cake with cinnamon, or glorias, almond cakes. And fruits, sweet sun-ripened cherries and oranges, and almonds. |
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Stop into one of the Moroccan "teterias" (tea rooms) on Calle Caldereria Nueva for a taste of something different - mint or fruit teas and Moroccan cakes and pastries. |
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Shopping |
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This is a good place to buy a true Spanish guitar and the craftsmanship that goes into guitars is found in a dozen other crafts. Also, look for boxes with inlaid woods, enameled pieces and embossed leather - the Islamic art of marquetry has been conserved in Granada for centuries. |
Travel for Kids has lots of fun things to do with kids in Granada, but you'll need a fun place to stay. Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels and apartment rentals in Granada, different styles and price ranges, convenient to the old city center: |
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Granada family hotels |
Get oriented and ride around Granada in a hop on hop off bus. Ten different stops around the city, including the Alhambra, Cathedral, and more. Tickets are valid for 24 hours and you can board the double-decker bus anywhere on the route, stops are marked on the streets: |
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Granada Hop On Hop Off Bus | |||