MOLLY’S PERSONAL TOUR
Favourite shop
CERÁMICA LOS ARRAYANES
It sells ceramics made in
Granada. I love all the bright
colours in their designs.
Calle Alhóndiga, 16Favourite gallery
CASA MUSEO MAX MOREAU
Not exactly a gallery, but an
artist’s home, this property in
the Albaicín is recommended
if you like art and painting.
Camino Nuevo de San Nicolás, 12Favourite café or bar
CAFÉ LISBOA
It’s right in the centre of town
and the coffee is really good.
cafelisboa.esFavourite restaurant
MIRADOR DE MORAYMA
Located in the Albaicín ina Carmen building, it’s a
charming location to spend
a long lunch or dinner. They
also cater well for vegetarians.
miradordemorayma.comFavourite hotel
HOTEL CASA 1800
A quaint setting with great
views of the Alhambra.
Although there’s no access
by car to the hotel (you have
to park in the city centre),
it’s worth the hassle to be
in a historic building with
the river and main tourist
area right on your doorstep.
hotelcasa1800granada.comThe one thing you
shouldn’t miss
HELADERĺA LOS ITALIANOS
The Cassata ice cream is the
best! (Open from mid-Marchuntil the end of September).
Calle Gran Vía de Colón, 4Favourite markets
SAN AGUSTÍN MARKET
Best to go early in the
morning, this is the
main market in Granada.
Just off Calle Gran Vía de ColónFavourite way to
spend a few hours
Enjoying a drink with a tapa
somewhere in the old town.
An outdoor terrace with
views across the river is best.Best views
Don’t miss the sunset from
Mirador de San Nicolás.
For a similar but less-crowded
viewpoint, try Mirador
de San Cristóbal or
Placeta de Carvajales.21341(^1) Coffee culture is
strong in Granada.
(^2) The Patio de los
Arrayanes inside the
Alhambra Palace.
(^3) Get the scoop
at Molly’s favourite
ice cream parlour.
4 Springtime colour
in Granada
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1
4
MOLLY SEARS-PICCAVEY is a
travel writer and concierge specialising
in Andalusia. Her passions are Spanish
culture, gastronomy
and architecture. Follow her
on social media @piccavey or
her blog at piccavey.com
MOLLY’SPERSONALTOUR
Favourite shop
CERÁMICA LOS ARRAYANES
It sells ceramics made in
Granada. I love all the bright
colours in their designs.
Calle Alhóndiga, 16
Favourite gallery
CASA MUSEO MAX MOREAU
Not exactly a gallery, but an
artist’s home, this property in
the Albaicín is recommended
if you like art and painting.
Camino Nuevo de San Nicolás, 12
Favourite café or bar
CAFÉ LISBOA
It’s right in the centre of town
and the coffee is really good.
cafelisboa.es
Favourite restaurant
MIRADOR DE MORAYMA
Located in the Albaicín in
a Carmen building, it’s a
charming location to spend
a long lunch or dinner. They
also cater well for vegetarians.
miradordemorayma.com
Favourite hotel
HOTEL CASA 1800
A quaint setting with great
views of the Alhambra.
Although there’s no access
by car to the hotel (you have
to park in the city centre),
it’s worth the hassle to be
in a historic building with
the river and main tourist
area right on your doorstep.
hotelcasa1800granada.com
The one thing you
shouldn’t miss
HELADERĺA LOS ITALIANOS
The Cassata ice cream is the
best! (Open from mid-March
until the end of September).
Calle Gran Vía de Colón, 4
Favourite markets
SAN AGUSTÍN MARKET
Best to go early in the
morning, this is the
main market in Granada.
Just off Calle Gran Vía de Colón
Favourite way to
spend a few hours
Enjoying a drink with a tapa
somewhere in the old town.
An outdoor terrace with
views across the river is best.
Best views
Don’t miss the sunset from
Mirador de San Nicolás.
For a similar but less-crowded
viewpoint, try Mirador
de San Cristóbal or
Placeta de Carvajales.
2
1
3
(^1) Coffeecultureis
strongin Granada.
(^2) The Patio de los
Arrayanesinsidethe
AlhambraPalace.
(^3) Get the scoop
at Molly’sfavourite
icecreamparlour.
4 Springtime colour
in Granada
4
MOLLY SEARS-PICCAVEY is a
travel writer and concierge specialising
in Andalusia. Her passions are Spanish
culture, gastronomy
and architecture. Follow her
on social media @piccavey or
her blog at piccavey.com