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Updated June 2021 Following a Three Month Covid 19 shut down The Alhambra is now open (29th June 2020) and welcoming visitors The Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must see in Granada Spain and this post explains how to visit Alhambra and how to buy tickets for Alhambra. Having waited for this …
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What is fantastic about this Friday? The Peurto Lope Festival in Spain. As a woman I was thrilled to see the fantastic outfits of the women and as a lover of different cultures the whole day was fantastic. MORE PHOTOS OF THE DAY HERE. For those of you who are not feeling so well, I …
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When I think about our Spain, Morocco and LISBON journey in 2012, my packing fingers get itchy. Our 2.5 weeks house and dog sitting experience in the hills an hour from Granada was a dream. LULU the heart stealing dog was our charge, or was that the other way around? In any case I for …
Fantastic Friday Civil War Forts and a walk with a Spanish DogRead More
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When I first heard of the Cordoba Patios, I struggled to understand the concept. It was explained to me like so “People decorate their patios (courtyards) then other people come and look at them”. My initial thought was “Gee that is going to be awkward just walking into peoples courtyard and looking at their flowering …
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An hour outside of Granada, Spain, in a field between grapevines, our Cook was creating paella – enough to feed 300 people! In the way of such days, things were running behind schedule and it was well after 3 p.m. when the Paella was served. In this photo a whole jar of seasoning had just …
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Have you been to the Alhambra in Spain? We arrived in Granada on 22nd April 2012, and visited the Alhambra on a day that was as beautiful as the two and a half weeks that followed it. Even though we live in a warm and sunny part of Australia, the weather at that time in …
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When we visit a town for one big reason, like to see the amazing ROMAN AQUEDUCT and Bridge in Segovia, Spain, we inevitably turn away from the splendour, looking for another impression, the Ying for the Yang. Like these images from a random walk. Then a corner is turned, and BAM, the splendour returns in …
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When I first glimpsed a photo of the Roman Aqueduct of Segovia, I knew we had to visit on our April 2012 trip to Spain. There were two days available for day trips from MADRID and we chose Segovia (because I just had to) and Toledo. The other place we really wanted to see was …
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