ALHAMBRA GRANADA SATVAV ENTRY IN TOMTOM
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Does anyone know the satnav entry for Alhambra/ Granada?
Thanks
Mike
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I looked it up on the web and this is what I found:
sabica (alhambra), s/n, granada, 18009, spain Latitude: 37.1666; Longitude: -
3.5851
If this doesn´t help, then just put in Granada into the satnav and when you get close you can put in the alhambra. We had a great time there!
Enjo
Irene
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Hi Irene
Thank you very much.
I have a TomTom satnav ( I am still in the uk , but coming to spain on 13th and visiting Granada on 14th April)
Do these Uk satnavs work in Spain? or do you need to buy/upgrade etc. to get the spanish maps?
May be it depends on the Satnav....
Best regards
Mike
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It depends what maps you have already installed.
We have a TomTom Europe One XL and it works fine in Spain, but the maps are five years old now and a lot of roads have been built since then ... So I need to fork out €45 for an update. You can get what you need from the TomTom website.
Don't worry about finding the Alhambra once you get to Granada, it is so well signposted, you can hardly miss it!. You will need to get your tickets in advance as it sells out quickly.
http://www.alhambra.org/eng/index.asp?secc=/alhambra/information/tickets
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Thank you very much for the informatio.
I just about managed to get the tickets online this morning. They were going so fast..
My problem is going back from Granada back to Malaga/Mabella .. I always get lost on the motorway.( The circular motorway round Granada).and end up on the coast road to Motril etc.... as they are no signs saying Malaga as you leave granada.....
May be I should follow the Madrid signs and hope there is a connection a bit later to go south to Malaga
Have you had this problem before?
Best regards
Mike
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Thank you very much, you are so kind
I certainly will do that...
Best regards
Mike
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