Granada (province) - Granada (Provinz)

Granada is a province in Spanish Andalusia.

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Location of the province of Granada in Spain

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Map of Granada (province)

Granada Cathedral
  • 1 GranadaWebsite of this institutionGranada in the Wikipedia encyclopediaGranada in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGranada (Q8810) in the Wikidata database is the provincial capital and seat of the Alhambra
  • 2 MotrilWebsite of this institutionMotril in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMotril in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryMotril (Q210093) in the Wikidata database is a port city on the Mediterranean
  • 3 AlmuñécarWebsite of this institutionAlmuñécar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAlmuñécar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAlmuñécar (Q193780) in the Wikidata database is a seaside resort on the Mediterranean
  • 4 SalobreñaWebsite of this institutionSalobreña in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSalobreña in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSalobreña (Q427330) in the Wikidata databaseis a seaside resort on the Mediterranean
  • 5 BazaWebsite of this institutionBaza in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBaza in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryBaza (Q490472) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 Alhama of GranadaWebsite of this institutionAlhama of Granada in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageAlhama of Granada in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAlhama of Granada in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAlhama of Granada (Q501674) in the Wikidata databaseis a former seaside resort of the Moors
  • 7 UgijarWebsite of this institutionUgijar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaUgijar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsUgijar (Q545852) in the Wikidata databasein the Alpujarra the southern slope of the Sierra Nevada,
  • 8 CapileiraCapileira in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCapileira in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCapileira (Q555140) in the Wikidata database

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Cave dwellings in Guadix
  • The Sierra Nevada is the highest mountain range on the Iberian Peninsula, with the 3482 m high 1 MulhacénMulhacén in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMulhacén in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMulhacén (Q209528) in the Wikidata database as the highest mountain.
  • Costa Tropical: Tourist name of the comarca Costa Granadina on the coast of the Mediterranean. It borders on that Costa de Almeria and the Costa del Sol.
  • 9 GuadixWebsite of this institutionGuadix in the Wikipedia encyclopediaGuadix in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGuadix (Q244324) in the Wikidata database: The place is about 50 km east of the city Granada, he is known for his cave dwellings. Some of the city's residents still live in caves that were dug into soft limestone. The apartment entrances, window openings and chimneys are visible from the outside. The equipment of the caves is quite different, some are said to be quite luxurious.

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