The historic center of Granada is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and filled with typical white-washed houses, elaborate gardens and narrow plazas. The main attraction is the ancient Islamic fortress, Alhambra, located on a hill overlooking the city. Nearby is the cathedral that dates from 1528 as well as the university founded in 1508. There are countless tapas bars as well as typical Spanish restaurants where you can try traditional dishes like gazpacho (cold soup) or paella (Valencian rice dish). Don't miss out on the city's famous flamenco night performances. Including Alhambra Palace, Granada Cathedral, San Nicolas Gazebo, Albayzín District, Generalife Gardens, Sacromonte District, Alcazaba Castle, Royal Chapel, New Square, Alcaicería Market, Elvira Street, Basilica of St. John of God, El Bañuelo Hot Baths, Generalife Palace, Gate of Elvira, Arab Baths of Granada, Casa Morisca Horno de Oro Museum, Palace of Charles V, Ermita de San Miguel Alto Viewpoint, Carmen de los Martires Gardens, Caldereria Street, Museo cuevas del Sacromonte, Santo Domingo Church, Cartuja Monastery, Corral del Carbón Historic Building and many more sightseeing highlights of Granada.