Stories, guides and tips written by locals. Discover the city's best kept secrets.
Practical guide to Granada Corpus Fair 2026: dates, Almanjáyar fairground, 72 casetas, free entry, rides, Children’s Day, transport, partial metro strike and day-to-night atmosphere.
Granada Tarasca 2026: confirmed date and time, Plaza del Carmen starting point, usual city-centre route, giants and big-head figures, Corpus context and practical viewing tips.
Granada Corpus Christi 2026: dates, programme, casetas, Tarasca, procession, Almanjáyar fairground, transport, kids, bullfighting and local tips.
Master guide with two itineraries for a full day in Granada: one with a pre-booked Alhambra ticket, one without. AVE timetables from Málaga, Seville and Madrid, and the three mistakes most visitors make.
The highest mountain on the Iberian Peninsula is 45 minutes by bus from Granada. Complete guide to the ski resort (Pradollano), summer hiking routes (Mulhacén, Veleta, Laguna de Yeguas), how to get there and what to bring.
Granada is only expensive if you don't know how it works. Guide to free monuments (El Bañuelo, Corral del Carbón, Madraza), free viewpoints, the Alhambra forest, and the tapa system that turns two drinks into a meal.
The pre-trip practical guide nobody gives you: how to get Alhambra tickets before they sell out, how to get there, when to actually visit, where to stay without regrets, and how much money to bring.
Flamenco was born in Sacromonte's caves. A guide to telling authentic from tourist, which caves to choose, how to get there at night, what it costs, and why the peñas are what's truly worth it.
What to do when Alhambra tickets are sold out: official channel, night visits, Gardens and Generalife, Dobla de Oro, authorised tours and nearby alternatives.
Step-by-step walking route through the Albaicín without a guide: 3.5 km, 2.5-3 hours, viewpoints, secret squares, teahouses, and local tips. Includes a mental map, timings, and real prices.
How the free tapas system works in Granada: real prices, why it is not a law, the best routes by neighbourhood (Navas, Realejo, La Chana), and the bars where you eat free and well. A locals guide.
The definitive guide to Granada's viewpoints: San Nicolás, San Cristóbal, Santa Isabel la Real, La Lona and Silla del Moro. Best times, how to get there and which to choose.
A 48-hour Granada itinerary with the Alhambra, Albaicin, Realejo, Carrera del Darro, tapas areas and viewpoints. Realistic timing, transport and priorities.