Granada and its Parks

The beauties in Granada

Spain is a very popular holiday destination for people from all the corners of the world. It is the type of country where regardless of the type of person you are, you will surely find something interesting and attractive, something that raises your interest. Such a diversified country definitely has numerous attractions for its visitors and the first numbers on the list are occupied by those cities that have a rich history. Whether you are thinking about Madrid, Barcelona or Valencia, do not hesitate in choosing Spain as the destination for your holiday! I assure you that you will not be disappointed about your choice. If you are interested in visiting the country but are having trouble finding the perfect destination, I strongly recommend you a very beautiful one: Granada. Granada is one of those Spanish cities that have a very interesting history and also one of those cities where romantic characters will find heaven on earth.

The spectacular Alhambra is the main attraction of the city, a Moorish Palace that will charm you with its unique architecture, but there are other lovely attractions in the city as well.

Parks in Granada

The gardens and the parks in Granada are spectacular. You should start your visit to the parks in Granada with the outstanding Royal Gardens that wait for their visitors inside the Alhambra. These gardens have a beautiful geometrical design and they are full of fountains and pools as well as thousands of flower beds that smell wonderful. The Carmens are very popular in Granada; they are actually small parks situated on very tight plots of land, but their beauty is breathtaking. If you decide to visit Granada, make sure you go to see the beautiful Cipreses and the original Purification. The patios are also extremely popular in Granada because even though they are small, they offer tourists the possibility to enjoy their peace and tranquility away from the agitation of the city. Are you one of those tourists looking for these types of gardens? Then you must visit the San Jeronimo Monastery’s patio or the one you will find at the Santa Isabel Real Monastery. Granada is very famous for its caves; these caves are naturally formed and they are usually surrounded by gardens that seem to be taken from paradise. I am sure that you will be charmed by them, so visit a few!