Your family will have everything within walking distance in this centrally located accommodation.

El Realejo is the Jewish quarter of Granada. It is located in the old part of the city, at the foot of the Alhambra on its south-eastern side. Known as Garnata al-Yahud, "Granada of the Jews", when the Christians took the city, they renamed it Realejo, as they set up a military camp there. Historically, it has two distinct parts: on the one hand, the flat area, which preserves very little of its old urban layout, which has evolved even before Christianisation; on the other, the upper part, on the slopes of the hill of Mauror, which descends from Torres Bermejas, which is still today a labyrinth of narrow streets so steep that many of them are staggered and with a multitude of single-family houses and Granada's "cármenes". Places of interest in the neighbourhood: - Campo del Principe - Lavadero de la Puerta del Sol - Corrala de Santiago - Royal quarter of Santo Domingo - Manuel de Falla Auditorium - Bermejas Towers - San Cecilio Church - Church of Santo Domingo - Alhambra Theatre - Carmen of the Rodríguez Acosta Foundation - Casa de los Tiros Museum In the neighbourhood there are also places to eat and have tapas such as Damasqueros Restaurant, Papaupa Restaurant, La Cantina Mejicana, Hicuri Vegan Restaurant, Bar Rosini, Bar Los Altramuces, Bar Candela, Gastrobar La Botillería, Bar Los Diamantes, Bar Patio Braserito, etc.