Granada
About the City
Granada, the capital of the province of the same name, is in south-eastern Spain, in the autonomous region of Andalusia. Traditionally, it was the capital of High Andalusia, or eastern Andalusia, which comprised the provinces of Jaén, Granada, and Almería, as opposed to Lower Andalusia, or western Andalusia.
In addition to being the traditional capital, Granada is also the judicial capital of Andalusia, as it is the home of the High Court of Justice of the autonomous region. If there is a city that truly evokes the essence of Spain, it is Granada. Granada has been a crossroads of civilizations since time immemorial and is in an unparalleled location. Granada is a vibrant, friendly, and lively metropolis that is full of culture. The Alhambra, the flagship of the city’s vast historical heritage, stands on a hilltop overlooking a city that attracts around three million visitors every year.
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