Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #3 in Granada, Spain

The Holy Christ of Favors, whose honorary distinction was awarded by the city of Granada in 2003 with the gold medal of the city.

Wikipedia: Cristo de los Favores (ES)

The Church of San Cecilio is a Roman Catholic church in the Spanish city of Granada.

Wikipedia: Iglesia de San Cecilio (ES), Website

The Manuel de Falla Auditorium in Granada is the headquarters of the City of Granada Orchestra, and the Manuel de Falla Archive.

Wikipedia: Auditorio Manuel de Falla (Granada) (ES), Website

The Carmen de los Mártires is a famous carmen and garden located in the Spanish city of Granada. It is located on the southern slope of the hill of the Mauror hill that supports the Torres Bermejas at its top, within the enclosure of the Alhambra, in the lands known until the fourteenth century by the Arabs as Campo de Ahabul and by the Christians as the Campo or corral de los Cautivos. With its more than seven hectares, it is the largest of the city's cármenes, which includes a magnificent palace, romantic gardens and Nasrid orchards over the capital of Granada, with extraordinary panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada, the Vega and the city.

Wikipedia: Carmen de los Mártires (ES), Website

Dar al-Arusa, literally House of the Bride in Andalusian Arabic, is the name given to the remains of a palatine residence from the Nasrid period, located in the Alhambra enclosure, in Granada, Spain.

Wikipedia: Dar al-Arusa (ES)

The Pozos Altos are a set of archaeological remains from the Nasrid period, the main one of which is the so-called Alberca Rota, located in the Dehesa del Generalife, specifically in the northern area of the Cerro del Sol, which are part of the hydraulic structure of water supply for the set of almunias and palaces located in the surroundings of the Palacio del Generalife. in the Alhambra (Granada). Together with Los Albercones and the Acequia Real, they form one of the most important hydraulic complexes in medieval Spain.

Wikipedia: Alberca Rota (ES)