Granada (population 290.000),
situated in the south of Spain in Andalusia,
is one of the most beautiful monumental cities, including in its
city-centre the most visited monument in Spain, the "Palace
of the Alhambra".
It dates back to the last Arabic reign in the
West, whose influence remains all over the city. By visiting Granada
you have the chance to experience and breathe the "real
Spain" in every corner of the city.
You can enjoy the mountains, situated just 40
kilometres away from the city, particularly for skiing from December
to April. Alternatively you can visit the beach, situated 50 kilometres
away, where the sun shines almost all year round, thus boasting
its own tropical micro-climate.

Granada
is a university town with a pleasant nightlife
and an immense number of bars in the old part of the town where
you will find a large variety of "tapas" offered free
of charge.
Both younger and older people can find the atmosphere
that suits them best, given the wide variety
of cultural activities that the city offers all year round.