Very strong winds wrought havoc in the province of Sevilla yesterday, as well as the rest of western Andalucia.
Tornado Kills Three
by Hugh MacArthur •
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Slovak Kids Visit La Herradura
by Martin Myall •
Thanks to the EU’s Erasmus, student-exchange scheme, the village high school, IES Villanueva del Mar, received a visit from kids from Slovakia.
China to Granada
by Martin Myall •
It looks like the Chinese airline, Air China, is interested in Granada Airport, principally with flights within Andalucia.
Granada’s The Best Choice
by Vivienne Hughes •
Katie Gatens wrote an article in The Times where she points out the obvious — the City of Granada’s poor connections; i.e., the lack of flights to the UK.
Cold Front Returns
by Martin Myall •
Temperatures began to drop yesterday and these low temperatures will continue for the rest of the week, according to the Spanish National Meteorological Agency.
Alhambra Staff Strike?
by Louise Powell •
There’s a chance that the staff at the Alhambra monument could be going on strike on the 5th and 6th of next month; i.e., right in the middle of Semana Santa.
Alhambra More Expensive
by Louise Powell •
Getting into the Alhambra next year is going to be a little more expensive, as entrance prices will then cost 14 euros.
Covid Figures 7th Dec.
by Martin Myall •
As contagion figures continue to rise, not only in Spain but all over Europe, we have returned to publishing the official figures for each Tuesday.
Alhambra Excavations Find
by Louise Powell •
Under what is known as the Jardín de la Alamedilla, within the Alhambra confines, archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a palatial structure.
Granada Amongst The Best
by Martin Myall •
The city of Granada is amongst the 25 best tourist destinations in the world, according to the prestigious travel magazine, National Geographic.