Granada smells of jasmine, myrtle, geraniums, and roses. It’s a fragrance that floats above the narrow streets and whitewashed walls, hiding true oases of greenery behind them. Cármenes granadinos , typical of the Albaicín district and, to a lesser extent, Realejo, are among the city’s most distinctive and enchanting places. Their unique beauty, infused with the spirit of Andalusia, has made them a symbol of Granada itself. Cármenes are large villa-like houses surrounded by gardens and...

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