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This enormous (70,000 square meters) science centre is just a 15-minutes walk from the historical centre. With more than 700,000 visitors a year, it is the most popular museum in the Andalusia region. People of all ages enjoy its permanent exhibitions, offering a fascinating journey in astronomy, optical effects, mechanical games, or human anatomy. The 'BioDomo’ part illustrates the biodiversity of the planet, housing more than 200 species of plants and animals. The museum also has a rest area and a café-restaurant.

Tortilla de Sacromonte is a famous local dish originating from the Sacromonte neighbourhood in Granada. The authentic recipe includes diced veal brains and bull's testicles, which are mixed with beaten eggs. Try it if you dare!

Granada has numerous viewpoints, of which Mirador San Nicolas is the most well-known. Still, Mirador San Miguel Alto is worth your attention as the highest viewpoint in the city. It offers a unique opportunity to see the famous Alhambra from above. The best time to come here is sunset, as the sun casts a golden hue over the fortress. After that, you can see the city lights go on. The climb may seem steep, but the panorama is worth the effort!