The thing we forget about tapas is that it's supposed to come with a drink! Somewhere along the line, North Americans were tricked into buying tiny portions of food for a ridiculous amount of money. In Granada it is the opposite. You buy a cheap drink (around 2€) and you get a plate food with it :)
I met two really cool girls (Mexican and Spanish) who came tapas hunting with me. We had a blast trying new drinks and walking around Granada. Which by the way has the hugest personality for such a small city.
The main attraction in Granada is the Alhambra. This is basically what they've called a huge piece of land containing Islamic architecture and gardens. I loved it, even if I almost passed out from the sun. My pics don't do the place justice... Google it if you have a chance. Or if you end up in Spain, make sure to go to Granada to see for yourself ;)
(A gateway to the Alhambra gardens)
(Standing in line for the palace. The temp was mid 40's :s)
(The Alhambra Palace! Totally worth the third degree burns while waiting in line)
jebus that looks really pretty, and holy shit i never realized spain was THAT hot.
ReplyDeleteAND I THINK I WAS RIGHT ABOUT THE WHAT TIME DOES THE TRAIN LEAVE TO GRENADA GUESS! you don't need spanish lessons, you just need ME with you, i will be your official spanish guesser! who needs
these obviously subordinate "languages" when you can just guess?!
GRANADA HAAAAS.... THEBESTTAPASEVER!!!!! I AM YOUR MOTHER! I AM YOUR MO-THER!
You are correct! That is what it means! Also you can change out the last city and go anywhere in the world!
ReplyDeleteA Que ora sale el proximo trenh parah en VANCOUVER?
I AM YOUR MOTHER!!!! I GAVE BIRTH TO YOUUUUU!
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