Culturally significant landscapes in Granada Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
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About Culturally significant landscapes in Granada
... Your elegy, Granada, is rusty silence,a silence already dead from dreaming.When your charm was broken, out of your veins bledthat immortal fragrance, which your rivers carriedin bubbles of tears to the sonorous sea ... —García Lorca, Federico, Fragment Granada, elegía humilde (1918) The province of Granada is located in south-east Andalusia and spans 12,635 km². In the south, it has a short coastline on the Mediterranean, becoming wider in the centre and then narrower and narrower in the north-east, where it borders the autonomous regions of Murcia and Castilla-La Mancha in Albacete. In the south, its coast is characterized by rugged cliffs and small coves. An ever-present sight is Sierra Nevada, a geographical landmark that has an impact on many of the province’s landscapes. To the w
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