The Alhambra Heritage Board is fed up with drones making unauthorised flights over the Alhambra, so they’re doing something about it.
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Covid Figures 12th July
by Martin Myall •
For those who are asking yourselves what inroads the Delta Variant is making into our province, here are the full figure: population, cases in 14 days and the per 100k figure.
Dearer Alhamabra Visits
by Louise Powell •
At the Plenary Meeting of the Patronato de la Alhambra yesterday they discussed raising the entrance fee for the monument from 14 to 18 euros per person.
Surprising Rainbow
by Martin Myall •
A meteorlogical moment provided the Alhambra probably its best promotional helping hand last weekend, thanks to a combination of rain and sunshine.
La Alhambra & Earth Tremors
by Louise Powell •
The earth tremors in and around the city of Granada continue and structural damage has been reported in churches and private homes, for example.
Alhambra Visits Down 71%
by Martin Myall •
La Alhambra, arguably Spain’s most important historic building, is not in a hurry to repeat 2020 because it was a disaster, which is hardly a surprise.
That’s Love for You!
by Vivienne Hughes •
Two people were injured after falling off a bridge on the Paseo de los Tristes (underneath the Alhambra) in the early hours of yesterday.
Alhambra Reopens
by Louise Powell •
The Alhambra has finally reopened its doors yesterday to the general public, after three months of being shut down along with every other tourist attraction.
Cruise Ship Tourism Loss
by Vivienne Hughes •
Tourism on the Costa Tropical, just like the rest of Spain’s coastlines, is taking a big hit, but it’s not just empty hotels & chiringuitos, but the ports, too.
Alhambra Website Crashes
by Hugh MacArthur •
The new, Alhambra webpage has attracted too many visitors in too short a period of time, which has made it crash.