What the Stones Remember: Granada After the Fall By Adrian Albarran Buenos días! The day started as traditionally as possible in Granada, with a table full of croissants, fresh juice, … Continue reading June 4th in Granada
What the Stones Remember: Granada After the Fall By Adrian Albarran Buenos días! The day started as traditionally as possible in Granada, with a table full of croissants, fresh juice, … Continue reading June 4th in Granada
The Halls of San Jerónimo By Katherine Leichty We began today with a celebration, and the first birthday of our trip. Sponge cake is a common breakfast option in Spain, though … Continue reading Granada Diarist
Jesuit History and a Little Nunsense By Kaedyn Murphy Hello from Granada! Students were very grateful to have a late start this morning, most of us using the time to … Continue reading Granada Diarist
Alhambra from Near and Far By Cyrus Seyrafi “Having rejoined his family, Boabdil set forth with a heavy heart for his allotted residence in the valley of Purchena. At two … Continue reading Granada Diarist
The Streets and Cathedral of Granada By Jesse Fusco We awoke early this morning to catch the 7:30 A.M. train from Madrid to Granada, our next temporary home. Traveling through … Continue reading Granada Diarist