Even on a cloudy day... I'll keep my eyes fixed on the sun

Granada at night is a beautiful place. A few people have inquired about how the Spanish decorate their houses at night. Truth is, seeing Christmas lights on apartment buildings is unusual, but the city puts up lights on the trees and in the streets. Comments are below photos.

 The Genil river.

 The Fuente de Granada (Fountain of Granada).

 We walk down this walkway every day to get to class.

 This is in the Plaza Bibrambla. There's a restaurant there that has EXCELLENT chocolate con churros. Café Fútbol is good, too. But it's in a different part of the city.

 Calle Reyes Católicos. Where all the shopping happens. :)

 This is a plaza off of Reyes Católicos. I can't remember the name of it...

 La Puerta Real intersection connecting Calle Reyes Católicos and Calle Recogidas. For you non-Spanish-speakers, calle = street.

 Yes, that's a Häagen Dazs. And right next to it is a Burger King.

 C/Reyes Católicos

 I think I took this on C/Recogidas.

 C/Reyes Católicos

 Street off of Puerta Real.

The not-Christmas tree in Plaza Bibrambla.

More to come.

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