Puntocom 

Internet café located in full center of the city, close to the cathedral, to the universities, one step away from the most commercial streets. Its trilingual staff, Spanish-French-English, welcomes you everyday from 10am to midnight without interruption.
Added on: 21-Jan-2006 | hits: 179
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University of Granada 

One of Spain's most prestigious universities, founded in 1531.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 186
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All Ways Spain 

Local travel specialist offering a range of half and one-day “Insight Options” in the city and surrounds: flamenco classes, ceramics painting, digital photo workshops, guided walks, tapas tours, wine strolls, cookery lessons.
Added on: 27-Sep-2006 | hits: 190 | Rating: 9 (1 Vote)

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Manuel de Falla's House 

One of Spain's greatest composers (El Amor Brujo, Noches en los Jardines de España), Manuel de Falla (1876-1946) was an adopted son of Granada, where he lived and worked between 1915 and his voluntary exile in 1939. Click "Sitios de Interés" (how are we supposed to understand that?) for a virtual tour of this museum-house.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 233
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Moebius 

An enjoyable, surprisingly low-tech but Spanish-only online guide from an Internet services company.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 239
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Federico García Lorca's Birthplace 

Lorca spent his childhood in Fuente Vaqueros, a village now adjacent to Granada airport. Its name means "the cowherd's spring," which indicates how rural the place was, though the fact that Lorca's mother was a schoolteacher gives the house a touch of bourgouis. This website is only in Spanish: if you are planning to visit the museum, it is only a 20 minute bus ride away from the city, but you would do well to check the times of visits (under "Información) - it closes in the afternoon in summer.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 240
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Granada City Pass 

The Granada City Pass offers entrance to the city's main sights: the Alhambra and Generalife, the cathedral, the royal chapel, the Cartuja Monastery, San Jerónimo Monastery and Science Park, totalling a discount of 30% on all together. This is the relevant page of Caja Granada, the city's savings bank.
Added on: 14-Dec-2005 | hits: 247
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Granada.net 

This slick, Spanish-only portal is praised by Granada's Municipal Tourist Office, but I suspect them of at least dubious ethics: not only do they have the nerve to frame official virtual tours of the city, the Alhambra and Albaicín, and so forth, they compound the felony with a legal notice claiming the intellectual property of all "their" contents.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 253
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Parque de las Ciencias 

If you improbably tire of the historical marvels of Granada (or your kids do), a visit to this science museum could give the respite you need. Site mainly in Spanish with a smattering of English.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 261
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Guías de Granada 

A group of tourist guides (people, not books) offering their services.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 269
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Guía de Granada 

Spanish-only "What's On" listings: cinema, theatre, concerts, exhibitions, sightseeing, museums and monuments, restaurants... Very slick, which it should be considering the number of people involved.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 309
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Federico García Lorca's House 

The Huerta de San Vicente was the summer residence of the García Lorcas from 1926 until the poet's murder by fascists in 1936.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 327
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Legado Andalusí 

Sites like this make you give thanks for the existence of the Internet. El Legado Andalusí is a foundation belonging to the Andalusian regional government with the mission: "to valorise and disseminate our cultural heritage, with particular emphasis on the Hispano-Moslem period and concentrating, above all, on the mutual and fertile influences of the Mediterranean area throughout the centuries." Which sounds clumsy, bureaucratic and pretentious, whereas this website is lovely, luminous and lucid (though the English plays out occasionally).
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 335
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Turismo Ciudad de Granada 

The municipal tourist board's splendid website, with all the tourist information you could want, plus photo galleries, even downloadable screensavers.
Added on: 03-Jun-2004 | hits: 356
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Granada 

Spanish-only, very municipal. The "Galeria de Fotos" has some nice pics.
Added on: 03-Jun-2004 | hits: 375
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Granada Info 

Enjoyable, long-established guide from "two English people who have lived in Granada for over 12 years." Granada; hotels, pensions and apartments, restaurants, flamenco, things to do...
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 401 | Rating: 7 (2 Votes)

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Granada Links 

The name says it all - an exhaustive links directory for Granada.
Added on: 06-Jun-2004 | hits: 486 | Rating: 9 (9 Votes)

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