On the streets of Granada
The city looks typical of the colonial – the bright colors of houses, tiled roofs, arched windows and columns.
The city of Granada is located on the shores of Lake Nicaragua.
The extinct volcano Mombacho rises above the city and is visible from almost anywhere.
Bright colors of the city streets of Granada.
Painting the walls of houses with bright paint is an obligatory urban ritual.
Fort San Pablo served to protect the city from pirate attacks. The city was a witness and victim of many battles with English, French and Dutch pirates who tried to capture Nicaragua by climbing up the San Juan River.
The central part of Granada is several cathedrals and beautiful squares with monuments.
The Mombacho volcano is again visible.
You can ride a horse drawn carriage or just sit in one of the street cafes.
At the city market of Granada.
And this is not a fitness center trainer, but a saleswoman in the city market!
Ice cream sellers.
A small demonstration in support of some state-owned company.
And some more photos from the streets of Granada.
