Granada Photo Gallery. Best photos of Granada & the Alhambra.

Including Sierra Nevada National Park, Easter and the first snow-fall in Granada in 20 years (January 2003)

All pictures by Victor Ovies. Copyrighted. You may download and store it for personal use only. Unauthorised reproduction or commercial use prohibited.

		THE BEST PICTURES OF THE ALHAMBRA	Probably the best images of the Alhambra available in the web. Panoramas, landscapes and close up shots of the most visited and enchanting monument in Spain.
		PORTRAITS OF GRANADA	Granada is a city filled with history, living with the hubbub and bustle of her squares, her streets, her gardens. A city that entices you to discover the secrets it keeps, a seductive temptation for any traveller.
		EASTER IN GRANADA	Some of the most outstanding Easter week processions are in Granada. They wind slowly around the streets, with lifelike statues of Christ and the Virgin Mary in mourning, and are led by a Brotherhood each with its own history and traditions.
		SIERRA NEVADA NATIONAL PARK	The natural, cultural and scenic wealth of the Sierra Nevada massif converts this enclave into one of the natural spaces of greatest interest in Andalusia. With heights of over 3,000 m, it is the massif of highest altitude in western Europe, after the Alps.
		GRANADA IN WHITE (2003 SNOWFALL)	Pictures taken in 2003 when Granada and the Alhambra got white for the first time in 20 Years. Great pictures of snowed streets and gardens. Once-in-a-while shoots of the Alhambra covered in snow.
		RODRIGUEZ ACOSTA FOUNDATION	The Foundation Rodriguez-Acosta is a private cultural organization founded in 1941 after the death of the painter Jose Maria Rodriguez-Acosta "To support scientific research and to bring Granada up to date with human progress."
		IGOR MITORAJ IN GRANADA The Lost Myth	Igor Mitoraj was born in Oederan in 1944. Widely travelled he's absorbed the influences of sculptural technique from Greece, New York, Central America, and Italy. 24 sculptures by Igor Mitoraj were displayed in Granada in February and March 2006.