Granada, Spain was really great in history, architectural features, and all-around culture. Being a solo female traveler in this great destination felt liberating. Here’s a 3-day travel guide with an itinerary, some safety tips, and recommendations to ensure you’re confident enough to be free while enjoying every minute in Granada.
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the Alhambra
Morning:
Granada Arrival: You should freshen up in your hotel room. If you are a lady traveler and are coming alone, it’s also good to stay at a good hostel or small well-run hotel within city limits as Hotel Casa 1800 or Hotel Anacapri for friendly and central stay.
Visit Alhambra: Take the tour around the Alhambra, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Start with reserving the tickets way in advance so that you avoid lines in the queue for tickets. Take a tour around beautiful palaces and gardens and indulge in the panoramic view of the Generalife.
Lunch time
Albayerzín: Lunch should be taken in the old Albayzin neighborhood. Restaurante Bar Poë serves the yummy tapas with local flavors, all while giving you the view of Alhambra. Afternoon Time Now
Stroll through the Albayzín:
In the afternoon wander through Albayzín narrow winding streets. Find whitewashed houses, colorful flowers and some of the most fantastic viewpoints in the world. While strolling around you cannot skip the Mirador de San Nicolás view, it is a very good shot with Alhambra in the background against Sierra Nevada mountains. Evening:
Dinner and Flamenco Show:
Be flirted with by Flamenco over dinner in the Sacromonte district where you dined in Cueva de la Rocío. What makes this dinner spectacular is the typical presentation of Flamenco dances. Do book ahead when tourist season is at its peak to get a seat. Culture and History Morning:
Visit the Cathedral and Royal Chapel. Start with Granada Cathedral, then glance into the adjacent Royal Chapel where the Catholic Monarchs repose. The respective architecture and historical values cannot be passed over in silence.
Lunch time
Step out to one of the cafes in Plaza Bib-Rambla. Take your time over a coffee and a sliver of a slice of torta de la Virgen, local pastry
Afternoon:
Visit the Science Park: For something a bit different, spend the afternoon at the Parque de las Ciencias, an interactive science museum that’s fun for all ages. The museums and exhibits here run the full gamut from astronomy and biology to a whole lot more, and are terrific for children and adults.
Evening:
Dinner in the City Center: You’ll find a great dinner of local food at Restaurante Albahaca. Then, let the evening wander around town through the vibrancy of the city center.
Day 3: Markets and Relaxation
san Agustín Market: Spend your last morning at the San Agustín Market, sampling the local products, cheeses, and cured meats. Tosta con tomate- toasted bread with tomato and local olive oil.
Dinner
Lunch in Realejo: After having visited the Realejo neighborhood go for lunch in one of its tiny cafes. Try to reach La Tetería de la Abuela, an experience drinking tea that remains unforgettable with a flavor of Morocco in the dishes.
Relax at Hammam Al Ándalus:
Treat yourself to relaxation in the Hammam Al Ándalus, Arab bathhouse with softening baths and massages. This is to chill out after all your adventurous trips.
Night time:
Dinner Goodbye: Carmen de los Martires, an attractive restaurant with beautiful gardens and nice views. Grab a meal there and reflect over your time.
Safety Tips for Female Solo Travelers
Be Aware: Obese, but also listen to your intuition. If it doesn’t smell right, you can always change your plans.
Keep Clothing Comfortable: Wear comfortable clothing and shoes; the kind good for walking. You can dress modestly, but let the culture do the rest in order to fit in.
Keep Valuables Safe: Use a cross-body bag, and keep your things safe especially in crowded places.
Connect: Be sure to leave a friend or family member informed of your itinerary. It is better if you check in regularly.
Conclusion
Granada: a city that charms and inspires, perfect history, culture, and adventure. This travel guide for 3 days alone will help you discover some wonders by yourself as a single female traveler. You can enjoy the beauty of Alhambra, taste delicious local food, and bask in the warmth of Granada hospitality. It is time to pack your bags and get ready for such an unforgettable journey!
