HELLO GRANADA, SPAIN: ULTIMATE TRAVEL GUIDE // The Alhambra, Best Area to Stay & Free Tapas! 🇪🇸

[@rafeldi55155]

Cordoba , Sevilla y Granada , las tres ciudades mas monumentales de Andalucia.

[@MAIZE600]

Thanks for the divine palace and scenery😊 From Japan🎉

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Really glad you enjoyed the video! 🫶🏼

[@JonatanSuárezdeandres]

Que bonita gracias 🫂 por belleza armonia , que realza la simpatía en la ciudad ❤

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Muchas gracias. Realmente lo aprecio. ❤️

[@loganbruin]

Nice overview. I was there in May and it rained all day on May 1st, so I was afraid I'd get rained on at the Alhambra the next day, but it cleared up nicely. My underrated gem in town was the Lorca museum, but you have to be familiar with his works to enjoy it.

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

The temperature would have been nice in May, a lot cooler than July. 😄 That’s great to hear the rain cleared up the day you went to the Alhambra. Thank you for the tip, will have to check it out next time I’m in Granada! 🇪🇸

[@conchilopez4202]

👍🤭😍💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻🇪🇦🤗🥰❤😘

[@dylonneal5993]

Great video! My wife and I are planning a trip for next spring. I was wondering if you ran into any issues with the anti tourism protests? Was there any negative vibes from locals? We have been seeing so many things come out lately about this in Spain.

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Glad you enjoyed the video! You must be so excited for your trip next spring. I didn’t run into any protests when I was there and found the locals to be friendly. I think it’s also about being mindful & respecting the culture. A warm smile & being courteous while travelling can go a long way. 😉