Granada, City in Andalusia, Spain.
Granada is famous for Alhambra, a palace-fortress complex that overlooks the entire city.
The last Muslim king of Granada surrendered to the Catholic Monarchs in 1492.
Flamenco shows in the gypsy quarters of Sacromonte are known worldwide.
Granada is also home to the University of Granada, one of the most famous universities in Spain.
The historical Moorish architecture blending with Spanish Renaissance influence.
Location: Province of Granada
Capital city: Granada city
Population: 228682
Elevation above the sea: 738 m
Website: granada.org
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The Alcazaba of the Alhambra is a significant and well-preserved Moorish fortress.
The Corral del Carbón is an ancient public building located in the heart of Granada, Spain.
The Science Park of Granada is a place of learning and fun, appealing to visitors of all ages.
Carmen de los Mártires is a stunning example of 19th-century Spanish garden architecture.
The Madrasah of Granada, once a Muslim Koranic school, is now a testament to the city's rich history.
The Criptopórtico de Las Gabias is an ancient underground gallery located in Las Gabias, near Granada.
The Court of the Myrtles is a central patio surrounded by living quarters inside the Alhambra.
The Plaza de toros de Granada serves as a significant venue for bullfighting.
The Gate of Elvira is an imposing monument that once served as the main entrance to the city of Granada.
The Mexuar is an ornate hall within the Alhambra, a palace complex located in Granada.
