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The Alcaicería bazaar is located on the site of the original Moorish market, filled with spices, Arab silk stalls, and other valuable goods. Nowadays, the bazaar is much smaller and occupies only one narrow street — Calle Alcaicería. You can learn more about local history and culture in this area, shopping for interesting and exotic items: painted ceramics, stained glass lamps, and inlaid wood. If something caught your eye, don’t hesitate to haggle!

These mountains, easily visible from the most popular viewpoints in Granada, are a 30-minutes ride from the city. The area is easily accessible by bus, car or taxi. Those fond of skiing will appreciate the Sierra Nevada Ski Station, which hosts World Cup races. It is arguably one of the best skiing spots in Spain! In summer you can choose from hiking, mountain biking, and attending music festivals. Don’t miss the striking suspension bridges of Los Cahorros!

Local tea houses specialize in traditional Arabian tea brews with sugar and mint. You can have some sweet snacks like baklava to go with the tea. Besides, Granada teterias can offer you some milkshakes and fruit juices. Usually, they are quite small and dim-light, which creates a special atmosphere. Some serve food as well as tea and sweets, but that is not very common.