Carrera Del Darro
What the experts agree on
Granada's most atmospheric riverside walk winds through the Albaicín alongside the Darro, connecting Santa Ana square to Paseo de los Tristes with historic charm and Reconquista heritage woven throughout this picturesque street.
“The church of this Carthusian monastery was decorated with baroque stucco in the 17th century, and its 18th-century sacristy is an excellent example of latter-day baroque style.”
– Frommer's
"The cross and banners of the Reconquista were raised here in January 1492. In the past the tower's bell chimes controlled the irrigation system of Granada's fertile plain, the Vega." Full review
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"This street full of charm, where the River Darro flows, leaves Santa Ana square and ends at the paseo de los Tristes." Full review