To say that the Romeria de San Cecilio in Sacromonte yesterday was packed out is an understatement; the queues were interminable and finding somewhere to sit almost an impossible quest.
Romería de Sacromonte
by Martin Myall •
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Granada Jazz Festival
by Louise Powell •
The city of Granada has one of the oldest and respected Jazz Festivals in Europe: the Granada International Jazz Festival, which will take place this year between the 1st and 9th of November
A Man Falls onto a Roof
by Hugh MacArthur •
Yes, you read that correctly; ‘onto’ and not ‘off.’ The man fell down an embankment and onto the roof of a house below.
Only Access Road Reopened
by Martin Myall •
We ran an article back in March about an outskirts area of the city of Granada that lost its road access and feared a lengthy wait but it has been done much quicker than expected.
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.
The Sacromonte Fire Suspect
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Andalusian Autonomous Police have located a man suspected of being behind the first fire on Sacromonte above the city of Granada.
Dogs in a Cave
by Hugh MacArthur •
A young man has been fined 600 euros for keeping 14 dogs in a lamentable state. He also has a 3-month ban from working in animal-related professions.
Hiking North of Granada
by Martin Myall •
Over 50 hikers had a fantastic day out, thanks to perfect weather and a great route. Let’s face it; this time of year is best for walking.