
Country: Spain At an average elevation of 738 metres, Granada rises beneath the Sierra Nevada, where the Darro, Genil, Monachil and Beiro rivers meet. With 233,532 residents in 2024, it ranks as Spain’s 20th-largest city and forms part of the Vega de Granada, about 50 kilometres from the Mediterranean’s Costa Tropical. The city is also an important wine-growing region and was the last Muslim stronghold in Islamic Spain.
