If you are planning to visit Granada city at the south of Spain, you may want to consider cycling all over it. Granada’s oldest quarters, Albaicin and Sacromonte, expand over two steep hills opposite to The Alhambra. The steep orography of these three... read more
Have you already seen the Alhambra, the Albaycin and its well-known San Nicolas viewpoint? What about the Sacromonte and its famous hand-crafted caves? Needless to say, these places are a must in Granada. Nonetheless, Granada has much more to offer. Depending on your... read more
Granada is an old city and its oldest neighbourhoods are built upon hilltops and hillsides. The roads are usually cobbled and quite steep and most of them are restricted to the traffic. The ideal form of transport is the eBike. They can easily handle the steep cobbled... read more
Granada was the last Arab stronghold in the Iberian Peninsula and the great legacy of Al-Andalus (from 711 until 1492) is hence apparent throughout the entire city. In addition, its Jewish and Catholic cultural heritage make Granada a very unique, stunning and... read more
Bicycles are a great way to travel. They are 3 times more efficient than walking and 4 times faster. Developments in component parts have played a huge role in the development of automobiles with components that were originally designed for them such as ball bearings,... read more