Cheap flights from Tel Aviv, Israel to Granada, Spain

There are a lot of beautiful churches, cathedrals and monasteries in Granada you’d want to visit. However, don’t forget that those buildings aren’t just tourist attractions but places of worship. Hot weather isn’t an excuse to walk into the church half-naked. Remember to cover your shoulders and legs. Taking a lightweight scarf with you might be a good idea.

In Granada, there are a lot of paid and free tours to choose from. A guide on a ‘free’ tour won’t demand payment but will be grateful for a tip. Paid tours usually have more knowledgeable guides. Still, even a free tour can give you a good overview of Granada. A great option for those on a tight budget!

The park was created in 1995 to commemorate Spanish poet Federico García Lorca. Walking its alleys, lined by the palm trees, you can see his family home, which is now a museum. Don’t miss ‘rosaleda’ with hundreds of species of roses to indulge both your eyes and nose. Find a nice spot on the grass in the shade of the large branches and have a relaxing lunch!