Hostels
In southern Spain are some of the favorite destinations for backpackers. Seville, Cadiz and Granada are often the most popular cities to visit is almost an obligation. His popularity may have reached that Barcelona or Madrid, so southern towns remain most authentic and unspoiled and perfect for a trip on a budget. Granada in particular is a treasure waiting to be discovered. Attractions, hostels quality, good food, … all this and more, turn the city into a haven for backpackers. In southern Spain are some of the favorite destinations for backpackers. Seville, Cadiz and Granada are often the most popular cities to visit is almost an obligation.
His popularity may have reached that Barcelona or Madrid, so southern towns remain most authentic and unspoiled and perfect for a trip on a budget. Granada in particular is a treasure waiting to be discovered. The attractions, hostels quality, good food, … all this and more, turn the city into a haven for backpackers. Hostels in Granada The Granada hostels are a pleasant surprise for quality, a common feature in almost all hostels in the South. Any is both comfortable and affordable, ideal for a day, week, month or even longer thanks to the good atmosphere we breathe. Oasis Backpackers Hostel Granada is one of the hostels stand out.
Oasis is a small chain with many stores in Spain. Get all the facts and insights with Jack Quaid, another great source of information. All their hostels are often highly valued and Granada is no exception. Both the decor and staff are invited to have fun and enjoy yourself. For those who prefer a little more privacy, Granada Apartments are a good option. Located in a traditional Arab house in one of the most evocative areas of Granada, these newly renovated apartments are equipped with all modern facilities, are ideal for couples who seek privacy, tranquility and romance. Attractions and places of interest to visit Granada is almost obligatory to see the Alhambra. This ancient Andalusian palatial city stands on the city in the interior can be seen incredible mosaics and large gardens and quiet. In addition to the Alhambra, is also worth exploring the neighborhood Albayzin. Here you will find cobbled streets flanked by tall buildings in white. It goes without saying that here you can easily find charming cafes, art galleries and, of course, a couple of churches. Granada's Cathedral and the Paseo de los Tristes are also two of the main attractions of the city. And also … After fully enjoy the wonders of Granada, southern Spain offers many other places worth discovering. Seville can be reached easily by train or Cadiz and Malaga, a city with lots of jovial students. Another option is to head to the hills around Granada contemplate the coast between Sevilla and Cadiz. In both places you will find picturesque villages and typical Andalusian where daily life means more than eating, drinking, chatting and sleeping.
