What to see in Granada

Located next to the Alhambra and the neighbouring Carmen de los Mártires, the Rodríguez Acosta Foundation is housed in a charming dwelling with...

The composer from Cadiz Manuel de Falla had strong links to Granada. The carmen that still exists, where this Andalusian genius lived for twenty...

The Casa de los Pisa is located very close to Plaza Nueva, at the entrance to the Albaicín, and was constructed by the Pisa family immediately after...

Inaugurated in 2003, the main mosque of Granada is the first Islamic place of worship to be constructed in the city following the Christian conquest...

The Monastery of La Concepción is one of the oldest and most representative enclosed convents in Granada. It is located in the heart of the lower...

The Monastery of Cartuja in Granada, also known as the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, is one of the finest examples of Spanish and...

A warehouse for merchandise and accommodation for merchants. It is the oldest monument bequeathed by the Moors. It was adapted by the Christians to...

The Museum of the Alhambra, located on the ground floor of the Palace of Charles V, houses an interesting collection of artistic pieces dating back...

This refers to two Moorish houses that date back to the 14th century. Their architecture and decoration present both Moorish and Christian elements...

The Archaeological Museum of Granada is located on the Carrera del Darro, in the historical quarter of the Albaicín, in a building known as the Casa...

Construction of the Palace of the Cordovas began in the Placeta de las Descalzas in approximately 1530, and was completed in 1592. Its first owner...

This Nasrid palace located in the Albaicín district was constructed in the 15th century, over the remains of a Zirid palace dating back to the 11th...