Located in the South East of Spain, in the Heart of Andalucia, Granada casts its magic spell, inviting us to dream.

Its monuments and historical districts remind us of its Muslim past. The beauty of its fertile valley, its tree-lined avenues, the whiteness of the Sierra Nevada, the Alhambra and its gardens, all lead us to believe that everything is possible here. Granada is ancient, yet modern, and although not a big city you need a lifetime to know it.

Granada is a land of contrasts. The diversity of the climates, landscapes, products and resources provide everything you could possibly want from a holiday or weekend break; history and culture, active sports and relaxing pastimes, mountains and beaches, sun and snow, and a varied gastronomy influenced by the many cultures that have passed through this region throughout history.

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Despite being in the South of Spain, Granada can be very cold during the winter months due to its proximity to the mountains. In the summer temperatures range from 30-35°C and in the winter from 5 - 15°C. Spring and autumn have a pleasant temperature of 20-25°C. The weather is generally warm and dry in Granada, although of course on occasion we do have some rain, and in winter it snows in the Sierra Nevada.

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