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Experience in Granada, Spain by David

Published by flag-es david fontanillo — 5 years ago

0 Tags: flag-es Erasmus experiences Granada, Granada, Spain


What is it like to live in Granada? Would you recommend it? What is the city like?

There are always activities, exhibitions, concerts and whatever you can think of. It's an open city full of people with good energy. No matter what you like, you will probably find it there.

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What is the student lifestyle like in Granada?

It's very comforting, every day of the week the streets and pubs are filled with people

How much does it cost to live in Granada?

Prices are really cheap

Is it difficult to find accommodation in Granada? Is there any advice you can give?

It's not difficult to find a good place to live. If it's possible it's better to speak with some local because usually renting companies are taking advantage of students that don't have experience in renting an apartment for the first time and sometimes they are bad people.

What is the food like? What are your favourite dishes?

Food is great, you can find international cuisine and fast food. Also when you order a drink or beer in a bar, some tapas are included, so you can eat well for the price of two drinks.

What places would you recommend visiting in Granada?

Obviously the Alhambra and the area of Albayzin, but also Realejo, Pedro Antonio (bars and pubs street). Just lose yourself and explore.

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Is it good to eat out in Granada? Can you tell us your favourite spots?

Yes, it's good and cheap. You can find Thailand, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, Indian... Vadepizza is good and cheap, also many of the kebab places are good, and K-ito is really good too.

Is the nightlife good in Granada? Where is good to go?

It's great. Whether you want to party hard in a proper club, have some chill beers, or you prefer to dance in a more alternative place, there's all kinds of places to go, and there's people literally every day of the week. Personally I like Playmobil, Camborio, Quilombo...

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What advice would you give future students heading to Granada?

Open your mind, explore and be ready to become happier, more respectful with the people around you and have a great time. Also be curious because there are very beautiful places waiting for you to discover them, full of ancient arabic culture.


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