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Gradana is one of the places flamenco originates from. The dance spread from the dwellings of the gipsies in the Sacromonte neighbourhood. The flamenco show at the Sacromonte caves is a well-known tourist attraction. However, you are likely to come across street musicians and dancers just walking around the city. Stop by to enjoy the show and feel the fiery spirit of Granada!

The speed of your car on Spanish roads with one lane in each direction should not exceed 30km/h. Moreover, for streets with roads and pavement on the same level, the speed limit is just 20km/h! Two and more lanes of traffic in each direction mean that you can drive as fast as 50km/h. Violating those restrictions will cost you from €100 to €600. Note that tourists have to pay a fine on the spot. Stay safe and drive carefully!

This 16th-century palace once was a part of a defensive wall and had cannons between its battlements. That gave the building its name: Casa de Los Tiros - House of Shots. Since 1929, it has housed the Museum with a collection of drawings, paintings and periodicals, telling about the art and history of Granada. Pay attention to the remarkable carved ceiling of its hall, painted in black and gold, which is called Cuadra Dorada.