The pot of San Antón

Do you know what the word means? manjarA delicacy is a treat, an exquisite dish. As you can imagine, it all depends; some people appreciate it, and some don't.

A good San Antón stew starts with a pickled salad; then comes the hot part of soup and broad beans, which many people will be satisfied with, because they already have plenty of energy. Well, no, because then comes the pringáThat is, pieces of meat so substantial you could eat them all for a week: black pudding, bacon, pig's head, pork fat, pig's ear… To this day, we have only been able to compare this food with the bottle.

Many people go on a diet after Christmas, but in Spain, the saying goes, "Until Saint Anthony's Day, it's still Christmas." Make room in your stomach and enjoy this delicacy if your conscience allows it.

The Day of the Taking: January 2nd

The first step to truly immersing yourself in Granada's identity is experiencing the Day of the Conquest. You can choose sides or watch from the sidelines—which is the best way to see the bullfights—but you absolutely must climb the Torre de la Vela and ring the bell as if there were no tomorrow.

For more information about this day, click on this linkYou can try the exercise if you're feeling brave. For more information about this immersion course in Granada, stay tuned. See you at the Torre de la Vela, until next time!

Advent calendar: a year of activities in Granada

Hello, welcome to a year of activities in Granada.

Besides coming to learn Spanish and enjoying the company of the people of Castile, Granada offers one of the most varied and delightful cultural experiences you could ever imagine. Combine this with the intrinsic beauty of our city and you have an unbeatable combination.

Did you know that Granada is applying to be European Capital of Culture for the year 2031From CastiLa we support this candidacy and are committed to publicizing all the merits that Granada undoubtedly possesses.

Visit us every day and open a new window; you'll discover countless opportunities to delve into Granada's identity. If you participate in each and every event, you'll truly feel like a local. We hope you enjoy them all.

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Sunday December 7 Thursday December 11 Thursday December 4 Wednesday December 10 Sunday December 21 Saturday December 20
Wednesday December 3 Monday December 1 Monday December 15 Wednesday December 24 Monday December 8 Thursday December 18
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