🇪🇸 Granada Travel Guide - Transportation, Lodging and Helpful tips 

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for d guide to Granada, Spain.

I remember an epic orange throwing battle during my end of high school trip. We were 17 I guess, in Sevilla, we went to some bar to party and on the way back to the hostel we started a battle throwing oranges at each other from opposite sides of the street. It was so fun. No one and nothing got hurt, but we laughed like kids 😂 if you can't eat the oranges, at least you can have fun with them 😂

Great video and very helpful if traveling there. Looks like fun 😃Jenn

Cool room tour guys! Glad the AC is working, always important lol.. everything is automated now with ticket buying, that's pretty cool. I'd prefer to rent a car too. Whoa oranges that can't be eaten lol, 😄

It can be disappointing when you pay for air-conditioning and other things in your room to find that they don't work. Some great tips to get around in Granada. Thank you for taking us along. 👍🏽🙏🏽🤗❤

Good afternoon. Nice video mga ka master. God bless you always🙏🎣🐟

Hi guys, another great video. It feel like we’re with you on these adventures. Did you find out why the oranges weren’t eatable?

“We always recommend using common sense.” Lol I found that funny because a lot of people don’t use it. 😄 love y’all’s videos

Oh, there are plenty of fruit trees with fruits that you can't eat. In Spain and everywhere! 😅

Bummer that those oranges weren't edible. I would have been like Maria and wanted to try one anyway, lol! I totally would have grabbed one to see what it looked and smelled like on the inside. Great video!

Really informative video! Too bad the AC wasn't working properly. I wonder why the oranges aren't edible? Thanks for sharing, guys - you two are the ultimate tour guides🤗

Loooooove Granada! Can't wait for Lieles to enjoy Granada and Cordoba. If it wasn't hell temperatures right now, we would go. The train can be cheaper if you book in advance. AC is not too strong in any place in Spain, the US feeling of AC is never seen in Spain, not even in El Corte Ingles or any place with high traffic. Lieles always complains about it. Sorry guys Yes, automatics are not a common feature hahaha, so true. Albaicin and Alhambra 😍😍

Our first time in Spain. We are arriving to Barcelona Sep. 29 and want to go to the Saint Train Station to go to Granada for 2 nights; then to Valencia for 3 nights before returning to Barcelona. Is there a ticket or a pass with Renfe Ave that allows the Valencia stop over on our return to Barcelona? We will appreciate a response. Thank you Ray Arias

Leave it to the yanks to take a short polluting plane ride instead of the train. 🙄