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Carrera del Darro is an old narrow cobble-stoned street running along the Darro river. It is crossed by two picturesque stone bridges, connecting the street with the neighbourhood of the Churra. The buildings around are a curious mix of Moorish and Renaissance architecture. Walk among them and try to imagine life in Granada several centuries ago.

Torrefacto is a particular process of roasting coffee beans, common in Spain. It involves adding sugar to glaze the beans. The resulting coffee is dark and very bitter. If you are not a fan of such a drink, look for craft coffee houses to get your caffeine mix.

A definite must-visit for a shopping fan, it is one of the largest shopping centres in Spain. This spacious, modern mall has 240 shops, offering aperture, shoes, electrical appliances, homeware, jewellery, etc. On top of it, there is a cinema and a large array of places to eat. Note that the restaurant floor has an enormous glass window with splendid views of the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains, which gave the mall its name.