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The Alhambra Palace is breathtaking but this vibrant city has much more to offer including a striking cathedral, a wonderful Moorish quarter and numerous tapas bars.

The Alhambra is a stunning complex of palaces and gardens protected by the massive Alcazaba fortress. For a successful visit it´s vital to book early and plan carefully.

The Moors finally lost their battle to the Catholic Kings, and after eight centuries of rule the last stronghold of Granada fell, along with the Alhambra Palace

Fans of Spain's best known artists will should consider a visit to this Granada exhibit from March, 2008.

The Alhambra is divided into four parts: here's what you'll see at each one, plus some helpful tips!

The Paradors of Spain are synonomous with grandeur and style, from 3 star to 5 star Grand Luxury hotels, modern builds to palaces, their standards are impecable.

A visit to Spain's most famous and most popular tourist attraction, the most splendid legacy of The Moors - The Alhambra Palace.

Granada, in southern Spain, is one of the country's best destinations. A city full of Moroccan and Moorish influences, its highlight is the magnificent Alhambra Palace.

Granada is a magical city, a city made for romance. Stay in the enchanting gardens of the Alhambra Palace in a 15th century parador and be wooed.

During the week, the Sackler Gallery possesses a restful quiet, with a central waterfall providing a soothing murmur.

The Guardian Hay Festival in Wales is one of the most reknowned, interesting and just plain fun festivals in the UK. Read, Listen, and Laugh with the Best in the Business

The V&A is offering many exciting shows during autumn 2009, including French porcelain, fashion and design, book illustration, performance photography and architecture.

Visitors to Spanish cities can find architecture, history, Toledo, flamenco, bullfighting, beaches, sun, sangria, paella, Serrano ham, The Pyreness, Cervantes & more.

Within the far-flung empire that grew out of the conquests of Islamic armies after the 7th century AD, art, science and scholarship reached brilliant heights.

Within the far-flung empire that grew out of the conquests of Islamic armies after the 7th century AD, art, science and scholarship reached brilliant heights

A shopper in Dubai can begin the day touring the pyramids of Egypt, spend the afternoon traveling through Arabia and Asia, and end the day with a cafe au lait in Italy.