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Granada is supposed to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The city of Granada is located in the region, which is better known as Andalusia, which in turn is positioned in the southern half of the country of Spain. The city of Granada has a historical culrure and heritage that goes back in time to centuries ago. As soon as you step into the city of Granada you will feel an alluring perfumed air sweep over; you will feel the wind that carries it, telling a tale that of kings, princesses, glory, fantasies and wars. The city has several relics that indicate towards its essentially Arabian past. The city of Granada also preserves its Christian heritage with care. However, much of the city remains essentially Arab Muslim. Even the cobbles of the streets take you back in time to a time that was centuries ago. Of the many such places within the city that are reminiscent of its Arabic connection is the Calle Elvira in Granada. The Calle Elvira in Granada is located centrally in the city of Granada is situated within the Albayzin District. The Calle Elvira in Granada translates in the English language as the Elvira Street. One of the choicest hang outs for people of varied backgrounds and age groups, the Calle Elvira in Granada has provisions to cater to all taste types that arrive within its boundaries. The best part about the Calle Elvira in Granada is that it is highly accessible from all parts of the city of Granada. The Calle Elvira in Granada today is most famous for its ‘tapas bars’, it nightlife, antique selling shops, furniture shops, ceramic shops and numerous restaurants serving Middle Eastern and North African fare. Standing at the end of the length of the Calle Elvira in Granada is the ‘Door of Elvira’. There are also two hospitals called the Plaza del Triunfo and Hospital Real just outside this gate.
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