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Best Towns to Visit in Granada Province (Not Including the Alpujarras)

Granada province stretches from the coast - Costa Tropical  to the north and borders with Spain's largest Natural Park (which is in the neighbouring province of Jaen) Parque Natural de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas. Cazorla Town and National Park Within its boundaries lie the ski slopes of Sierra Nevada and the highest peak on mainland Spain, Mulhacen. Its diverse, beautiful, wild and yet a garden of paradise where tropical fruits grow. I'm going to share with you a couple of my favourite 'best towns to visit' in Granada Province, which don't include the villages of the Alpujarras - that's another day, another post and another holiday, so huge is Granada! Picturesque Castril Almost as far north as you can get while staying in Granada province is the fabulous town of Castril.  A mountain town with an abundance of water creating a small, yet fast flowing river with tumbling waterfalls. Sometimes you're on a wooden walkway on the cliff face, at others you&#

Monday Morning Photo - Malaga Cathedral

Having been to Malaga this weekend to do an early airport drop-off I planned to spend some time in the city. I´ve only got lost in it and been to the bus station before and hadn´t been impressed.

I planned a list of want-to-dos which was irrelevant as I only managed to see two, the Cathedral and the Alcazaba, both awesome and would-do-agains. My estimation of the town while exploring on foot soared greatly, I´ll be back again and again hopefully to include the museums and other wants on the list.

Malaga Cathedral, First Glimpse


Malaga Cathedral, Second View


Malaga Cathedral, Final View from Alcazaba


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