Paseo de Los Tristes

Located at the foot of Alhambra hill, Paseo de Los Tristes is a picturesque promenade that offers stunning views of the ancient fortress and the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is a lively and bustling spot in Granada, loved by locals and tourists alike.

The area was also home to many artists, poets, and writers, who found inspiration in the romantic scenery and bohemian atmosphere of the place. Its name, which translates to "Promenade of the Sad," comes from the fact that it was once the path taken by funeral processions to the nearby cemetery. The promenade was built during the reign of King Felipe II in the 16th century and has since become an important landmark in the city. Paseo de Los Tristes is now a popular spot for a leisurely stroll, especially in the evenings when street performers and musicians come out to entertain the crowds. The area is also home to many bars and restaurants, where you can enjoy a drink or a meal while taking in the stunning views.