While I was a student in Med school in sevilla our favorite escape especially in the winter Was to Granada We stayed one Christmas on the mountain And my boy who was three at the Time with his sister experienced snow for the first time Amazingly my son remembers that outing The Alhambra gardens are really phenomenal ! It was the best time of my life Thanks for sharing It brought beautiful memories!
What a lovely place! Love the town square and the architecture of the buildings! But we love the spice and oil store. It looks so complete. All natural ingredients. Thanks for sharing this. My girls said it's like you were transported in a the old times. More blessings to you all!
That’s exactly how we feel sometimes, transported back in time. Yeah that natural store was amazing! I’ve never seen a selection of open herbs and teas like that.
Hi there, we've been enjoying watching your video, especially as we film 4k natural sight and sound walks and have just filmed Granada too, so it's lovely to see someone doing something similar but from another viewpoint. Thank you for taking the time to add your video and for making Granada - one of our favourite cities look so beautiful.
I went here in December 2015. I read afterwards that the Alhambra was designed to be seen at night and that the night visit is superior to a day visit. Next time I go I'll book a ticket for the night tour instead. Another place of interest in Granada is the former home of Spain's most famous poet, Federico Garcia Lorca, which is just on the edge of town.
We r in Granada in aug 2918 and did not buy tickets to Alhambra in advance n its all sold out so we r unable to visit inside only from outside saw the walls. So i thought let see it on UA-cam n came across ur video n love it. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Happy New Year, You had me laughing so much just watching those kids eating those sandwiches they look so cute, and the little one Cho she look like my Angel from Zurich, and i don't know if i told you she has to set up date for our wedding on the Swiss Riviera at Palace hotel and would like you and the family to attend, it should be toward the end of the year, and Granada is a beautiful city.
y cuenta la leyenda, que había un ciego pidiendo limosna en las calles de Granada y una mujer le recrimino tal conducta, entonces su esposo le dijo: "mujer no sea así con ese pobre ciego, pues no hay mayor desgracia que ser ciego y vivir en Granada¡¡". Este es el clásico comentario que se suele hacer para describir la belleza de Granada....
Los españoles cuidamos y conservamos nuestro patrimonio cultural ibero, romano, judio, islámico y cristiano.La Alhambra de Granada fue protegida del saqueo y destrucción del ejército francés en época de Napoleón. Lástima que la Biblioteca de Córdoba fue incendiada, destruida por los almohades con 40000libros únicos y comparada en su época con la Biblioteca de Alejandria. Saludos 🇪🇦.
You guys make such gorgeous, amazing videos. Love your style to bits. Keep it up. So, just a quick clarification on the history of Spain as related to the moorish occupation. They didn’t actually reign for 800 years as popular belief would have it. They did enter in 700s after actually having been invited (hired) by one of the two warring kingdoms at the time to fight along with them. After that, they decided to have a go at conquering the entire peninsula and made it all the way up to southern France. However, what’s todays northern Spain was never occupied. But as quick as they were to occupy territories they were also very quick to be kicked out of most of it in the following 200 years. Then by the year 1000 or so they were present mostly in Southern Spain and Portugal (Califato de Córdoba y el de Granada), and very quickly as well, around the year 1100, the remaining Califatos were reduced in size greatly and became pretty much vassal states to the kingdoms of Castilla and Aragón. And these califatos were pretty much allowed to stay because it was the only way to continue trading with the Muslim states of the near and Middle East. But they were vassal states. They paid contributions to the Spanish kingdoms of the time called Taifas. They were even required to lend troops to help their respective master kingdoms in times of war. Then, by the 1300s or so, when the Alhambra was built, Granada was the only and last Muslim kingdom left in the peninsula, and it was still a vassal state, until queen Isabel II (the same one that financed Columbus’ first expedition) decided it was time to take over the whole of the peninsula and take Granada. This was in 1492, just a few months prior to Columbus arriving to what would later be America. I’m Spanish and a history buff, so just thought I’d say my piece :) Again, love your videos and your style. Much love!
Peanut butter and jelly!, YES! I still fix that sandwich for myself and microwave for 20-25 sec., cut it in quarters and eat it with a fork, cause I make 'em really thick. My mom would make 'em for Saturday picnic outings in the yard or woods.
They lived everywhere in Castile and Aragon, since there wasn't a capital city but an itinerant court at that time, but they chose to be buried in Granada.
Are the three girls all your biological children? They are so cute!! Much love from the philippines! Hope to meet you someday in europe!!! More power guys!!!
Yes they’re all mine!!! You never know....We bumped into someone who was visiting Europe from Texas and recognized the girls!!!! This was our first time this had happened and so random. Where will you be in Europe?
Growing Up Without Borders when I move back to paris! Your videos are helpful especially the europe ones, helps us decide what places to eliminate and where to go for our planned trips! You guys inspire me when I get to have kids in the near future, I want to be able to travel too most of the time and inspire them to be free thinkers and open minded hopefully about anything and everything! Keep the videos coming. We're here to support you guys.
Ah that's nice of you to say. We really appreciate the feedback and encouragement. You can get to so many places in such a short time from Paris. Soon we'll be posting more videos from a 2 hour radius of Paris so you can discover more hidden gems in Europe.
Witam! Twój film zachęca do ponownego odwiedzenia tego miejsca. Super video, fajne ujęcia. Bardzo mi się podoba, wiec ,, like + subskrypcja + nowy przyjaciel ". Pozdrawiam i zapraszam do odwiedzenia i subskrypcji mojego kanału.
it must have taken many men many years to build the Alhambra. How cold was it? You relate so well with your girls. You may have wished for a boy or two, but I just can't imagine you with a boy. I don't think a boy would enjoy sightseeing as much as a girl would. I guess Tyler would have liked a boy too, but I am sure he is happy with his beautiful girls.
Well if we would have had a boy then they could have enjoyed taking thousands of pictures with Tyler. I don’t remember how cold it was but I’m sure it wasn’t that bad.
If we had visited for a week we would completely agree with you! In this case we had lived there nearly two years so a little peanut butter now and then was a reminder of life in North America :-)
While I was a student in Med school in sevilla our favorite escape especially in the winter
Was to Granada
We stayed one Christmas on the mountain
And my boy who was three at the Time with his sister experienced snow for the first time
Amazingly my son remembers that outing
The Alhambra gardens are really phenomenal !
It was the best time of my life
Thanks for sharing
It brought beautiful memories!
That’s awesome! What great memories.
Nice!! Love the view of the city down below!! We need to go back to Spain 🇪🇸
Yes it’s beautiful! Definitely a place to go back to and revisit!
What a lovely place! Love the town square and the architecture of the buildings! But we love the spice and oil store. It looks so complete. All natural ingredients. Thanks for sharing this. My girls said it's like you were transported in a the old times. More blessings to you all!
That’s exactly how we feel sometimes, transported back in time. Yeah that natural store was amazing! I’ve never seen a selection of open herbs and teas like that.
Hi there, we've been enjoying watching your video, especially as we film 4k natural sight and sound walks and have just filmed Granada too, so it's lovely to see someone doing something similar but from another viewpoint. Thank you for taking the time to add your video and for making Granada - one of our favourite cities look so beautiful.
Love to see the Alhambra massive feat of building 😁
I know it quite impressive.
I went here in December 2015. I read afterwards that the Alhambra was designed to be seen at night and that the night visit is superior to a day visit. Next time I go I'll book a ticket for the night tour instead.
Another place of interest in Granada is the former home of Spain's most famous poet, Federico Garcia Lorca, which is just on the edge of town.
We r in Granada in aug 2918 and did not buy tickets to Alhambra in advance n its all sold out so we r unable to visit inside only from outside saw the walls. So i thought let see it on UA-cam n came across ur video n love it. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Happy New Year, You had me laughing so much just watching those kids eating those sandwiches they look so cute, and the little one Cho she look like my Angel from Zurich, and i don't know if i told you she has to set up date for our wedding on the Swiss Riviera at Palace hotel and would like you and the family to attend, it should be toward the end of the year, and Granada is a beautiful city.
Thanks for your comment. Wow the Palace! That's sounds amazing. You'll have to let us know...
y cuenta la leyenda, que había un ciego pidiendo limosna en las calles de Granada y una mujer le recrimino tal conducta, entonces su esposo le dijo: "mujer no sea así con ese pobre ciego, pues no hay mayor desgracia que ser ciego y vivir en Granada¡¡". Este es el clásico comentario que se suele hacer para describir la belleza de Granada....
Los españoles cuidamos y conservamos nuestro patrimonio cultural ibero, romano, judio, islámico y cristiano.La Alhambra de Granada fue protegida del saqueo y destrucción del ejército francés en época de Napoleón. Lástima que la Biblioteca de Córdoba fue incendiada, destruida por los almohades con 40000libros únicos y comparada en su época con la Biblioteca de Alejandria. Saludos 🇪🇦.
Lovely place, we went a few weeks ago. Didnt manage to get tickets into the actual palace. Would love to travel around like your family.
Thanks for your comment. Did you try some tapas and enjoy walking through all the streets?
You guys make such gorgeous, amazing videos. Love your style to bits. Keep it up.
So, just a quick clarification on the history of Spain as related to the moorish occupation.
They didn’t actually reign for 800 years as popular belief would have it.
They did enter in 700s after actually having been invited (hired) by one of the two warring kingdoms at the time to fight along with them. After that, they decided to have a go at conquering the entire peninsula and made it all the way up to southern France. However, what’s todays northern Spain was never occupied.
But as quick as they were to occupy territories they were also very quick to be kicked out of most of it in the following 200 years. Then by the year 1000 or so they were present mostly in Southern Spain and Portugal (Califato de Córdoba y el de Granada), and very quickly as well, around the year 1100, the remaining Califatos were reduced in size greatly and became pretty much vassal states to the kingdoms of Castilla and Aragón. And these califatos were pretty much allowed to stay because it was the only way to continue trading with the Muslim states of the near and Middle East. But they were vassal states. They paid contributions to the Spanish kingdoms of the time called Taifas. They were even required to lend troops to help their respective master kingdoms in times of war.
Then, by the 1300s or so, when the Alhambra was built, Granada was the only and last Muslim kingdom left in the peninsula, and it was still a vassal state, until queen Isabel II (the same one that financed Columbus’ first expedition) decided it was time to take over the whole of the peninsula and take Granada. This was in 1492, just a few months prior to Columbus arriving to what would later be America.
I’m Spanish and a history buff, so just thought I’d say my piece :)
Again, love your videos and your style.
Much love!
Thanks so much for your encouragement and for all this wisdom on the history of Spain. Really appreciate it!
I'm from the U.K. I love peanut butter and jam but not together. I've just had blackcurrant jam on toast for my dinner.
Aw it's the best! 😋 Have you ever tried cheese with your jam that's yummy too.
Peanut butter and jelly!, YES! I still fix that sandwich for myself and microwave for 20-25 sec., cut it in quarters and eat it with a fork, cause I make 'em really thick. My mom would make 'em for Saturday picnic outings in the yard or woods.
Sounds good! Making crepes here this morning with maple syrup!
very nice, lots of walking.
Yes but beautiful views along the way so well worth the walk!
I hope to visit here soon. Is this where Ferdinand and Isabella lived?
Yes they did live there at one point. You’re going to love your visit to Granada!
They lived everywhere in Castile and Aragon, since there wasn't a capital city but an itinerant court at that time, but they chose to be buried in Granada.
Cool! I didn’t know that.
I would so love to have been in that store with all the natural herbs and spices. Do you remember what you bought? If so what and did it work??
Ah...off the top of my head no. The tea was very strange in taste but apparently super healthy. 😂😂 Then I bought massage oil with hemp in it.
I must ask what do you when traveling and the little ones get sick?
I can imagine a doctors visit must be expensive
Are the three girls all your biological children? They are so cute!! Much love from the philippines! Hope to meet you someday in europe!!! More power guys!!!
Yes they’re all mine!!!
You never know....We bumped into someone who was visiting Europe from Texas and recognized the girls!!!! This was our first time this had happened and so random. Where will you be in Europe?
Growing Up Without Borders when I move back to paris! Your videos are helpful especially the europe ones, helps us decide what places to eliminate and where to go for our planned trips! You guys inspire me when I get to have kids in the near future, I want to be able to travel too most of the time and inspire them to be free thinkers and open minded hopefully about anything and everything! Keep the videos coming. We're here to support you guys.
Ah that's nice of you to say. We really appreciate the feedback and encouragement. You can get to so many places in such a short time from Paris. Soon we'll be posting more videos from a 2 hour radius of Paris so you can discover more hidden gems in Europe.
Witam! Twój film zachęca do ponownego odwiedzenia tego miejsca. Super video, fajne ujęcia. Bardzo mi się podoba, wiec ,, like + subskrypcja + nowy przyjaciel ". Pozdrawiam i zapraszam do odwiedzenia i subskrypcji mojego kanału.
It's funny how the translator converts "Alhambra" in "LM Breath"...
it must have taken many men many years to build the Alhambra. How cold was it? You relate so well with your girls. You may have wished for a boy or two, but I just can't imagine you with a boy. I don't think a boy would enjoy sightseeing as much as a girl would. I guess Tyler would have liked a boy too, but I am sure he is happy with his beautiful girls.
Well if we would have had a boy then they could have enjoyed taking thousands of pictures with Tyler. I don’t remember how cold it was but I’m sure it wasn’t that bad.
Is not visit real chapel
Hmm how come you took your children to Spain and then let them at "peanut butter jello f"n sammiches danggodoggit?
If we had visited for a week we would completely agree with you! In this case we had lived there nearly two years so a little peanut butter now and then was a reminder of life in North America :-)