Send Flowers to Granada, Nicaragua

Granada, on the north-western shore of Lake Cocibolca, is one of the oldest colonial cities in the Americas and the most photographed place in Nicaragua. Its yellow cathedral faces a shady central park, horse-drawn carriages wait under the trees, and Calle La Calzada leads from the square down to the lake, lined with restaurants and small hotels. Behind the city rises the cloud-forested Mombacho volcano, and just offshore lie the small islands known as Las Isletas.

The city has long attracted foreigners: retirees from North America and Europe who restored colonial houses, language students and travellers. That means flower delivery in Granada serves two groups, local families whose relatives live abroad and expatriates and visitors whose friends want to surprise them. Popular moments include birthdays, wedding anniversaries celebrated in boutique hotels, Mother's Day on 30 May and the August festivities of the Virgin of the Assumption.

Each bouquet is prepared by a local florist and delivered to homes, hotels and offices. When the order is placed before 11:00 am local time, delivery takes place the same day between Monday and Saturday; later orders are delivered on the following day, and Sunday delivery is not offered. For a hotel guest, write the hotel name and the name on the reservation. For a private house, add a landmark and a phone number.

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