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Aljibe del Gato 1, Carmen de los Gatos 18010 Granada Spain / Andalusia Tel: 0034 958 20 58 63 Fax: 0034 958 27 72 40 Email info@castila.de Web www.castila.de |
C/Poeta Manuel de Gongora,4, Comercial Alminares del Genil 18006 Granada Spain / Andalusia Tel: 0034 958 131 109 Fax: Email info@elece-granada.es Web www.elece-granada.es | ||||
Cuesta de los Chinos 15 18010 Granada Spain / Andalusia Tel: 0034 958 22 10 62 Fax: 0034 958 22 04 76 Email info@carmencuevas.com Web www.carmencuevas.com |
Calderería Vieja, 20 18010 Granada Spain Tel: 34 958 204535 Fax: 34 958 204535 Email contacto@delengua.es Web www.delengua.es | ||||
C/ Conde Cifuentes, 11 18005 Granada Spain / Andalusia Tel: 0034 958 25 68 75 Fax: 0034 958 25 68 75 Email info@tandem-spanischkurse.de Web www.tandem-schools.com |
Cuesta de Alhacaba, 31 18010 Granada Spain / Andalusia Tel: 0034 958 29 37 32 Fax: 0034 958 29 37 32 Email info@inmsol.es Web www.inmsol.es | ||||
Ed. G 18690 Almuñécar (Granada) Spain / Andalusia Tel: 0034 958 88 05 84 Fax: 0034 958 88 05 84 Email info@inmsol.es Web www.inmsol.es |

Learn Spanish in Granada

Language Schools in Granada

Language schools in Granada
In Granada, The Alhambra, a famous Moorish
citadel and palace, is found. It is the most remarkable
item of the Muslim, Jewish and Christian historical
legacy that makes Granada a hot spot among cultural
and touristic cities in Spain. Granada is also
well-known within Spain due to its prestigious
university and wild night-life. In fact, it is
said that it is one of the three best cities for
college students.
The fall of Granada holds an important place among the many significant events that mark the latter half of the 15th century. It ended, after an existence of eight hundred years, the Islamic rule in the Iberian Peninsula, and thus formed an offset to the progress of the Muslim power in Eastern Europe and the loss to the Christian world of Constantinople. It advanced Spain to the first rank among the nations of Europe, and gave her arms a prestige that secured for her position, influence, and deference long after the decline of her power had commenced.