Calle Calderería Nueva

Granada


Linking the upper and lower parts of the Albayzín, Calle Calderería Nueva is a narrow street famous for its teterías (teahouses). It's also a good place to shop for slippers, hookahs, jewellery and North African pottery from an eclectic cache of shops redolent of a Moroccan souk.


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3. Iglesia de Santa Ana

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4. Palacio de la Madraza

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6. Centro José Guerrero

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8. Iglesia de San Miguel Bajo

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