🇪🇸Granada | The jewel of Andalusia, known as the "City of Pomegranates"

#Introducing stunning views from overseas Located in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, Granada is the "City of Pomegranates," where the breath of Moorish culture with its long history still remains. This land where Islam, Christianity, and Judaism intersect is colored by cultural diversity and architectural beauty, and is one of the most attractive cities in Spain. It is also known as the location for the world-famous drama "Game of Thrones," and its fantastical scenery makes you feel like you are traveling through a story. ■ Alhambra Palace | Alhambra A symbolic building of Granada, built by the Moors in the 13th century. A masterpiece of Islamic architecture with delicate arabesque sculptures and beautiful courtyards, fountains, and arches, it is also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 📍Carrer de Real de la Alhambra ■ Albaicín This district, where Granada's oldest streetscape remains, is lined with white-walled houses and narrow cobblestone streets, retaining a strong medieval Arab atmosphere. You can get a panoramic view of the Alhambra from the hilltop. ■ Sacromonte An area with cave houses where gypsies (Roma) once lived. Nowadays, it is a popular spot to experience flamenco and folk music as a source of Andalusian culture. 📍Calle del Sacromonte, 18010 Granada, Spain ■ Palacio de Carlos V A stately palace inside the Alhambra that combines Renaissance and Islamic architecture. 📍Palacio de Carlos V, 18009 Granada, Spain ■ Generalife Palace A summer palace from the Islamic era. The beautifully arranged gardens and water flow make it a paradise. 📍Calle Real de la Alhambra ■ Sierra Nevada Mountains One of Spain's leading ski resorts, located just 30km from the city. This area is rich in nature and is perfect for skiing and snowboarding in the winter, and hiking and trekking in the summer. 📍Sierra Nevada, 18196 Monachil, Spain Granada, where passion and history intersect. Why not get lost in a story that transcends time and space as you walk along the cobblestone streets?