Albayzín

The Albaicin is the oldest neighbourhood in Granada and also an Arab character. The narrow, winding streets and white-walled buildings still retain the moorish look.

The atmosphere of Andalusia is all integrated in the winding alleys with white walls. The Albayzin district of Granada was the first area inhabited by the Moors. On the opposite side of the hill is the Alhambra. It’s definitely suitable for walking, remember not to drag a suitcase to travel here

As a World Heritage Site, the Albayzin district is the oldest neighborhood in Granada. It retains narrow and winding medieval Moorish streets and inherits the Arabian style. You can also watch the Al Basín set off by the snow-capped mountains from the platform of the Saint Nicholas Church. Hambra Palace. [Strong]

Granada is a lovely little city, the city, especially against the mountain of the river a trail walks has distinguishing feature very much. Albay area, I feel very general, because have been to Turkey, feel very tourist commercialization, don''t feel very special. Must make fun of granada tapas is really bad... We play with native lattice lanner talent for 7 days, on the whole is granada can stay 1 day see generalife, more good than Allah hampshire blah, eat the supermarket to buy as far as possible do yourself. While eating outside cheap, but are almost always Fried food. Eat delicious in Spain or going to the north. Washed a bath in the Arab here, through the time seems to have, very recommended!

Beautiful city, traditional and classical architecture

We drove through Albayzin in a balance car, which was much easier than walking through steep and curving trails on foot. The Moors once settled in this area, and their influence can still be felt today. This area includes the best place to see the Alhambra, and behind it is the snow-covered Sierra Nevada, which is very beautiful.