Granada Monuments - Places of Great Historical Interest

The Alhambra is the jewel in the crown, the best-preserved and oldest Moorish palace, the most visited monument of Granada.

• Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 8:30-18:00 hours
• Phone: 902 441 221
• Price: 12,00 euros, Jardines: 6,00 euros

The Cathedral is the first Renaissance church built in Spain and is one of the most important monuments of Granada.

• Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 10:45-13:30 and 16:00-19:00
• Address: Gran Via de Colon, 5 18001 Granada
• Price: 3.50 € disabled and under 10 years: free, over 65 years: 2,50 €

The Royal Chapel is the burial place of the Catholic Monarchs and one of the most interesting monuments of Granada.

• Hours: Mo-Sa 10:15-13:30 16:00-19:30, Su 11:00-13:30 15:30-19:30
• Address: Gran Via de Colon, 5 18001 Granada
• Price: 3.50 €, discap. 10 years and under: free, over 65 years: 2.50 €

Banuelo was built in the Eleventh Century and is one of the oldest and best preserved Arab public baths in Spain.

• Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00.
• Address: Carrera del Darro 31, Granada.
• Phone 958 027 800

Built by Yusuf I, the Corral del Carbon was the repository of merchants and is the oldest monument of Arab Granada.

• Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-19:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-14:00
• Address: in the center, behind town hall.
• Phone: 958 225 990

Cartuja Monasery is famous for its sacristy - the fruit of Spanish Baroque, has great painting and sculptures of Granada's artists.

• Opening Hours: 10:00 a 13:00, de 16:00 a 20:00
• Address: Paseo de Cartuja, Granada
• Price: 3,50 euros

Santo Domingo Church has several architectural styles: Gothic, Late Baroque and Renaissance.

• Opening hours: Mon-Sat 8:30-9:30, 19:30-20:30, Sun 9:30-14:00 am
• Address: Plaza de Santo Domingo 1, Granada
• Phone: 958 227 331

The Madraza, located in the centre of Granada, was built by Yusuf I in 1349 and is the first Arab university in Granada.

• Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 15:30-18:30 and 10:30-13.00
• Address: next to the Royal Chapel, Granada Center
• Price: free

The Basilica of Angustias has a nave, chancel and eight sides and was built in 1617.

• Opening hours: Hours of worship
• Address: Carrera del Genil s/n, Granada center
• Price: free

Muslim kings used the Royal Quarters for dressing in the days of Ramadan and belonged to the Arab queens.

• Note: Royal Quarters of Santo Domingo are closed for restoration
• Address: near Plaza de los Campos, Realejo, Granada
• Price: free