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The old Arabic Marketplace located near the Cathedral. Interesing small shops selling everything at tourist prices.
Its a great place to be relieved of your unwanted wallets, cameras and mobile phones, pickpockets operate in the area, keep your valuables closely guarded.
Dont let this put you off visiting this nice district, just be careful and vigilant.
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Take a walk in the Market
In the city center of Granada there are a lot of small streets full of shops. It's a wonderful area to have a walk and look around.
This is a neighbourhood with a lot of small stores. Very nice to walk around and buy some cheap maroccan stuff.
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