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*Aug2010 - even Ryan air have stopped this route now, so it's busy old Malaga and a drive/bus now - Apparently, there are 'talks' - I will update if I hear any news*
*JULY-'08 - Sadly, this route has now ceased from the UK*
Please bring it back!
We nearly always fly Monarch if we can. You can get scheduled flights to Granada to suit your dates at an extremely reasonable price (and usually cheaper than Easy jet).
Monarch are a good airline - my favourite and you don't feel like they are 'doing you a favour' for your custom like some other low cost airlines I shall refrain from mentioning. Granada airport is still small and easy to negotiate without the crowds of Malaga.
Book early to get the best bargains, Monarch often do special sales days too, so get on their mailing list to receive advance warnings of good deals. You can get a frequent flier membership after 2 flights, which ofefrs the odd free flight and various other perks.
We used to fly from Gatwick which is a short journey by train from brighton.
There's a convenient bus to the airport. One stop is on the other side on the road (the Gran Via) from the entrance to the alley going down to the Cathedral. Buses arrive there ten or so minutes after setting off from their home garage. Bus times (when they set off) and map of the stops at http://granadamap.com/airport/index.htm
One of the most efficient ways to do Granada is from Barcelona and through Budget Airlines. Even if you are coming from abroad and want to do Granada, in specific, and Andalucia, in general, than try to land into Barcelona, and fly out of some other city that suits you; Madrid, Malaga, Sevilla, to name a few. Although Barcelona is far away from Granada (Andalucia), but the fact that it is a Regional Hub provides one with more choices coupled with unbeatable prices. In most of the cases, Barcelona to Granada, through Budget Airline, not only proves out to be the cheapest option but also synergizes well with the overall itinerary like no other alternative.
Vueling Airlines, Spain Air, and Iberia run almost daily on the one and a half hour route with typically one flight in the morning and one in the evening per carrier hence summing up to 6 budget flights a day. So there is enough competition for the benefit of tourists. Hence, the fare ranges from 30 euros to 80 euros, depending upon the carrier, if booked 6-8 weeks in advance.
Among the mentioned airlines, Vueling makes the best case in terms of timing and fares and operates from the Terminal 1 of Barcelona Airport, Vueling's main hub, at counters 401 to 464. During our backpacking trip, we took the early morning Vueling Airline in 30 euros which enabled us to do pre-booked Alhambra the same morning, hence, saving our time and energies. Although we backpacked, we booked extra bags, at 5 euros per bag, while booking our tickets to avoid tough hand-carry requirements (10 kg in case of Vueling) peculiar to Budget Airlines. Later on, we found out that Vueling is not that stringent on cabin baggage, so if you are expecting to exceed 2-3 kg than there is no need to book an extra bag. But if you are packing heavy than it is wiser to book an extra bag while booking your ticket otherwise you will end paying more on the check-in counter.
For fares and timetables, www.skyscanner.net is a tried-and-tested site while for booking there is no better option than booking via carrier's official website.
So, hurry-up, finalize your plan, and book your flight before the fare shoots up...
Have a great and memorable trip....
Granada's Federico Garcia Lorca airport is around 15kms from the centre of the city. There are no direct international flights into Granada but Air Europa and Iberia have national flights from Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Madrid and Melilla to Granada running daily.
We reached Granada by Ryanair from Bergamo - and it was a really cheap flight... nothing too comfortable or too uncomfortable, nothing to write home about. Approaching granada is quite scenic, as you get to admire the mountainous landscape that surrounds the city.
For a change the airport was very near the city, unlike airports generally used by Ryanair. It took us about 30 minutes to reach the centre. There are several buses a day to the city centre, which are operated by Autocares Gonzalez. The cost was 3 euros and all buses leavein connection with flights.
Ryanair fly daily from Liverpool and Stanstead to Granada.
Prices vary widely. I flew from Liverpool Airport (2006), for £32 return including taxes etc. (it cost me more to get my photos developed!!!)
My flight out was quite comfortable, although there was limited food available - I got the only hot sandwich left, and there was no ice or lemon slice for my G&T. ;-(
The journey back was better stocked!
There were lots of Spanish students on the return flight who looked like they were planning a lively weekend in Liverpool!
Liverpool Airport is actually located in Speke. There are buses to Liverpool from the airport, but I'm not sure of times/prices yet (I'll try and find out)
Top Tip- no booked seats 1st come 1st served- I found they let ticket number 1 - 65 board first- on my return I was in this block- most people rush to the front steps- So if you want a better choice of seat/ space to stash your hand luggage- saunter to the back steps!
I did this, bagged a window seat, and found that miracleously, I ended up with the row of seats to myself!!! Result!
Update - on certain routes you can 'priority book' for a small sum of money, so you can jump to the front of the queue -ok when you board from the airport, not ok, if you have to board a bus to get to the plane!
An airport bus runs a service into Granada for 3 Euros and is timed to co incide with incoming flights - if the flight is delayed, the bus waits. The first bus leaves around 11.40 and the last bus is 23.05
Buses leave Via de Colon for the airport from 06.50 to 21.30 except Saturday (1945)
* Please allow time to find the bus stop, or check with the driver when being dropped off, as due to the roadworks, the bus stop has been moved (Apparently unbeknown to the Tourist Info Office!) Please see my roadworks tip above for more details.
*** update*** Ryanair now flying from East Midlands Airport - HOORAH!!! less than an hour from my home (They've also added Santiago de Compostela!!!)
We have recently `discovered` budget airlines and our flights to Granada cost the ridiculously small sum of 1p each plus airport taxes, we flew with Ryanair from London Stanstead airport [which actually isnt in London] Ryanair also fly to Granada from Liverpool check the website www.ryanair.com for latest offers and schedules
with Ryanair`s silly low prices you do sacrifice comfortable seats and inflight meals [no loss there] and there is an undignified scramble for the extra legroom seats [you are not allocated seat numbers its first on the plane gets the choice of seats] but its only a 2 hours 15 minutes flight from the UK
Granadas airport is small but comfortable, there is a cafeteria / bar and all the usual facilities, you can catch the bus from here into the city centre [about 12k / 20 minutes away]
Just remember that Granada Airport is located about 15 km. from the town center of Granada.
Also the airport holds national flights so prices get very expensive.
A better option is to fly to Malaga just 2 hours from Granada
We arrived in Granada via the airport. But a caution - the airport is located well away from the city center. There is a bus service to the center of town. We waited at the airport for a taxi for over an hour. I think we should have taken the bus into the center of town, then gotten a taxi from there.
There is an extensive bus service through the town. From the Plaza Neuve, take Bus 32 for a cheap (135 pesetas) tour around the historic areas.
National flights arrive to Granada airport from Madrid and Barcelona. You can also come by train or by bus.
Walk to the Alhambra along the Paseo de los Tristes. It is very beautiful. The last part is steep, but worth it.
I was flying to Malaga because it's always cheaper to fly to bigger airports. It's quite easy to get a bus to Granada then.
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Rollins Remembers Five of His Best
Jimmy Rollins needs two more hits to break Mike Schmidt's franchise hits record.
It could happen tonight.
Rollins chatted this weekend in Cincinnati about five of his most memorable hits.
Click here to read his memories and watch video of those hits.
Rollins Ties Whitey
Jimmy Rollins said Sunday his pursuit of the franchise's all-time hits record isn't going fast enough.
But he seems to be on a pretty good pace. Just a few days after he passed Ed Delahanty for sole possession of third place on the Phillies' hit list, he picked up two hits last night at Marlins Park to tie Richie Ashburn for second place with 2,217 hits. The hit that tied "Whitey" came on a single to right field in the fifth inning.
Rollins needs just 17 more hits to tie Mike Schmidt's mark of 2,234 hits.
Bullpen Blow Up
Marlon Byrd probably summed up last night's 9-6 loss to the Braves better than anybody:
"For a fan it's got to be a great game to watch, entertainment-wise. It sucks for us. We came out on the losing end."
How it happened is incredible. The Braves carried a 2-1 lead into the eighth inning when B.J. Rosenberg served up home runs to Evan Gattis, Dan Uggla and Andrelton Simmons in succession to make it 5-1. Forty-four times since 1950 a pitcher allowed home runs to the only two batters he faced in a game. But according to Retrosheet, Rosenberg is the first pitcher in 100 years (and likely ever) to allow home runs to the only three batters he faced in a game. Records only go back to 1914, but nobody hit home runs before 1914 and relievers were not what they are today so it's highly doubtful it happened before that.
The Phillies then scored five runs in the bottom of the eighth to take a 6-5 lead.
But then Jake Diekman, trying to close for the first time in his career, loaded the bases in the ninth before he allowed a grand slam to Uggla.
The bullpen started the game with a 4.35 ERA following a strong performance over the weekend against Miami. It left the ballpark with a 5.53 ERA, which is the third-highest bullpen ERA in baseball. Of course, it doesn't help that Phillies starters can't pitch past the sixth inning. Just twice in 13 games have they pitched more than six innings. Phillies starters are 22nd in baseball in innings pitched, but are seventh in pitches thrown. In other words, they are hitting the 100-pitch mark fairly regularly in the fifth and sixth innings and can't go any further. And that exposes the bullpen.
(A MLB-leading 14 errors hasn't helped, extending innings, too.)
Mike Adams is back in the bullpen beginning tonight, but it remains to be seen how much he help.
Asked this morning about Double-A Reading closer Ken Giles, Ruben Amaro Jr. said on the 94 WIP Morning Show that, "I think we have to think about it." But Amaro also mentioned how Giles is still learning, how he missed time last season because of injuries and how they need to make sure he can handle the ups and downs of the big leagues first.
"We're not afraid to bring guys up to the big leagues," Amaro said.
In six scoreless innings, Giles has allowed one hit and two walks and has struck out 14.
Tony Gwynn Jr. singled and reached second on a throwing error with one out in the third inning, when Jimmy Rollins bunted Gwynn to third. It was a confusing move at best with Gwynn a good runner and already in scoring position. Rollins gave up a precious out to send Chase Utley to the plate, and then Utley struck out to end the inning.
The immediate reaction: Why would Rollins bunt there? No way the Phillies called that from the bench. It made no sense.
"[Rollins] thought there were no outs," Ryne Sandberg said. "He forgot [Roberto] Hernandez led off the inning. He thought there was no outs. He was just trying to get the guy over from second to third."
Rollins to Return Saturday
Jimmy Rollins is expected to be back in the Phillies lineup tomorrow afternoon at Wrigley Field.
Rollins, who left the team Wednesday to be with his wife for the birth of their second child, had been penciled into today's lineup, but shortly thereafter got scratched. Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg called it an "internal miscommunication" on the organization's part.
"Everything is fine," Sandberg said. "He'll be good to go. He'll get in tonight and be in the lineup tomorrow."
Jayson Nix replaced Rollins at shortstop.
The Phillies never placed Rollins on the paternity leave list, which would have allowed them to temporarily replace him on the roster. But options were limited with available players on the 40-man roster. One possibility would have been catcher Cameron Rupp, who could have been used for pinch-hitting purposes.
Rollins Takes Baby Time
The Phillies could be without Jimmy Rollins through the weekend.
He left the team today to be with his wife Johari in Philadelphia for the imminent birth of their second child. Rollins could be placed on the Major League Baseball's paternity leave list as early as Friday. Teams have 48 hours to place the player on leave once the baby is born.
Players have up to three days of paternity leave.
"He had a reason to go today," Ryne Sandberg said.
The Phillies played today's series finale against the Rangers at Globe Life Park with 24 players. If and when they place Rollins on paternity leave, they would be allowed to replace him on the roster.
"When the baby is delivered we'll go from there," Sandberg said.
In the meantime, infielder Jayson Nix is expected to play shortstop while Rollins is out. Cesar Hernandez would only be played there in an emergency situation.
"He's very steady, very professional, very polished infielder," Sandberg said of Nix. "I heard good things about his glove, and after watching him take ground balls, he's fundamentally sound. I've also been impressed with his batting practice, and his at-bats last night."
Rollins' Big Day
Jimmy Rollins today made a record-setting 14th consecutive Opening Day start for the Phillies.
It set a National League record for shortstops with 14 consecutive Opening Day starts for the same franchise. Cincinnati's Dave Concepcion held the previous mark with 13. Rollins also tied Baltimore's Cal Ripken Jr. for the big league record. Ripken started 14 straight from 1983-96.
"It's cool," Rollins said after a 14-10 victory over the Rangers at Globe Life Park. "I don't think too much of it. If I'm on the team, I expect to be out there."
Rollins then hit the 200th homer of his career in the second inning, a grand slam to hand the Phillies a 6-0 lead. He is the 19th player in baseball history to have 400 or more doubles, 100 or more triples and 200 or more home runs in a career. Fifteen of the first 18 players are in the Hall of Fame, including Babe Ruth, Rogers Hornsby, Lou Gehrig, Al Simmons, Jimmie Foxx, Stan Musial, Roberto Clemente, Willie Mays, George Brett, Robin Yount and Paul Molitor.
"Oh yeah, I knew that," Rollins said of the milestone. "I remember growing up going to Oakland A's games and looking at the size of Mark McGwire and I was like, 'I'm not going to hit too many home runs. I'll hit a few, but I could play there (in the big leagues).' Going back to that, I guess I proved myself wrong."
Rollins' next homer will be his 200th as a shortstop, as one of his homers came as a pinch-hitter.
Some wondered if Rollins would make the Opening Day lineup. He is on baby watch, with his wife expecting their second child in the coming days. Rollins did not travel with the team from Philadelphia to Texas on Saturday, instead arriving Sunday night. If Rollins' wife goes into labor, he is expected to leave the team. Major League Baseball allows players three days of paternity leave, which Rollins used with the birth of his first child in May 2012.
"I stayed an extra day because I didn't want to fly here and fly back if something happened," Rollins said. "I wanted to be there. The baby let me go out there and play ball for a few more days."
Mike Schmidt holds the Phillies' record for consecutive Opening Day starts at any position, with 16 at third base from 1974-89.
Rollins Unfazed By Report
The Phillies had just started batting practice this morning at Bright House Field, when Ruben Amaro Jr. called over Jimmy Rollins to a spot in shallow left field.
They spoke for a couple minutes with Amaro concluding the conversation with a pat on Rollins' back.
Amaro and Rollins declined to discuss the conversation, but they most certainly were discussing an ESPN.com report yesterday that said there is strong sentiment within the Phillies organization that it would be better served trading Rollins as soon as possible. It followed Ryne Sandberg benching Rollins three consecutive games last week and offering a pointed "no comment" when asked about Rollins' influence in the clubhouse this spring.
Rollins said he isn't bothered by the report.
"Because I can't be traded," he said before leaving for Dunedin to play the Blue Jays. "It doesn't matter. I don't care which way it is tried to be twisted or said, or if it is exactly how it was said, or even if it was said, I can't be traded. It doesn't matter. If I was tradable it may have weight because that means I could be moving soon. But I am not tradable and so it doesn't matter."
Amaro repeatedly called any suggestion the Phillies want Rollins out "silly" or "silliness."
"Absolute silliness," he said. "Jimmy Rollins is our shortstop. One of the ways we're going to be able to win is with Jimmy being Jimmy. … We have no intention of moving Jimmy. We need Jimmy to play for us to win. It's as simple as that."
Asked if he believes Rollins needs to be a better leader or if that is an issue, Amaro said, "I don't have any issues at all with Jimmy."
It must be noted the Phillies have explored trading Rollins the previous two Trade Deadlines and again this past offseason, just like there are some that have grown weary of things like Rollins not running hard to first base, etc., so the idea the Phillies would trade Rollins at the right time with the right opportunity is correct. But Rollins has stated multiple times over the past year he has absolutely no intentions of waiving his 10-and-5 trade rights.
He is not going anywhere.
Rollins said he is not troubled that somebody could be trying to make him look bad.
"It might be a little late for that," Rollins said. "That's probably happened years ago. You're persecuted long before the day you're sentenced. You're already found guilty or innocent by the people, so it's a little late for that.
"Everybody wants to be loved or liked. But good or bad, right or wrong, people are going to love you and some are going to hate you regardless. You can't change their opinions to swing either way."
Amaro reiterated several times the Phillies need Rollins to play and play well if they expect to return to the postseason for the first time since 2011. But one thing that could be a distraction to Rollins is if he believes the front office doesn't like him.
"Nobody, there's nobody that is upset with Jimmy," Amaro said. "Jimmy Rollins is our shortstop. I'm happy to have him. Like I said, we need to have Jimmy be as good as he possibly can be for us to win."
Rollins had the worst season of his career last year. He said he isn't worried the hammer is being dropped because he is not performing like he had in the past.
"That's OK," he said. "Am I coming off a bad year? Yes, that part is true. I've never hid from the truth. That's OK. They can't be harder on me than I am on myself. It's OK, it's OK, it's OK. I'm looking forward to a great year."
The Rollins Drama
Is this just the beginning of the Jimmy Rollins drama?
ESPN's Buster Olney had a very interesting tweet and story today about Rollins, who was benched three consecutive games last week because Ryne Sandberg had a problem with him:
Sources: There is strong sentiment within PHI organization right now that the team would be better off trading shortstop Jimmy Rollins ASAP.
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) March 18, 2014
Olney then noted, "Jimmy Rollins, of course, cannot be traded without his consent, because he has 10-5 rights."
Yes, there are folks who have grown tired of Rollins. But then the Phillies also signed him to a three-year, $33 million extension following the 2011 season, despite no evidence any other team in baseball offered him more than a one-year deal. Rollins' deal includes an easily attainable club option for 2015, which essentially makes this a four-year, $44 million contract. The Phillies handed him this contract, despite knowing his shortcomings, knowing they had Freddy Galvis waiting in the wings and knowing Rollins' production had declined the previous three seasons. His .720 OPS from 2009-11 ranked 144th out of 181 qualifying players, and 14th out of 25 qualifying shortstops.
They committed big money to him anyway.
Two important things to remember here:
Rollins Comments on Ryno's No Comment
Jimmy Rollins spoke to reporters this morning following Ryne Sandberg's interesting "no comment" yesterday, when asked about the positivity and energy he has brought this spring. Rollins has not played since Monday. He was in Tuesday's lineup, but was scratched that morning. He did not play yesterday and he is not in the lineup today.
Rollins is healthy.
Here is some of what he said this morning:
Q: Why do you think you're not in the lineup today? It's unusual for a starter.
A: Yeah, I don't know. You'll have to go ask the manager. I don't write the lineup.
Q: Do you think it's unusual, though?
A: Oh, it is unusual. Yes, but I'm not going to try to second guess or predict or come up with a reason why.
Q: So yesterday Sandberg is asked about Freddy Galvis. He says he loves his positivity and energy. The next question is how has Jimmy been in that regard this spring? He gives a no comment. What do you make of that? Does that bother you?
A: Well, everyone is allowed to have their own opinion. It doesn't make it right, but he's the manager so he gets to have the last say.
Q: What's your relationship with Ryne so far?
A: It's good. We talk. Except for the last two days we talk every day. We talk about baseball behind the cage when we're doing our hitting drills. I let people challenge me throughout situations and have fun. No one has a problem with that.
Q: When would you want to talk with Ryno about this?
A: Whenever he comes to me.
Q: Do you think there's a method to this? Do you think he's trying to light a fire under you or something?
A: I don't know. I don't know. There's no fire that needs to be lit, though. Never has been, especially when things count.
Rollins Sits, Galvis Positively Plays
Ryne Sandberg has been singing Freddy Galvis' praises since the offseason, when he essentially guaranteed he would make the team as a utility infielder.
Galvis went 1-for-2 with a triple, walk and RBI in today's 6-5 victory over the Orioles in a Grapefruit League game at Ed Smith Stadium. Galvis has started at shortstop the past two Grapefruit League games, and is scheduled to start there a third consecutive game tomorrow against the Yankees at Bright House Field. Asked before the game about Rollins' string of absences, Ruben Amaro Jr. said he is unaware of any health issues.
So is everything OK with Rollins or is he just getting a break?
"No, he's fine," Sandberg said.
Asked if Galvis could push Rollins for playing time this season, Sandberg said, "Freddy's a guy that will get playing time at various positions. He's a guy that I like in the lineup. I feel good about what he brings to the table. The biggest thing I like is his energy and his positive influence. His positive influence on everybody that's around him."
And what he has thought about Rollins in that regard this spring?
"No comment," Sandberg said.


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