Church of Santo Domingo in Granada - Tourist Information

Santo Domingo Church has several styles: Baroque, Gothic and late Renaissance. It was part of the Monastery of Santa Cruz, begun in 1512 in the Gothic style, to which relate its bows and wineries, while the rest of its decorations are Roman.

The building of the church was interrupted on completion of its shell and resumed years later in 1532. It is not known who was the architect or the director of construction.

In front of the church entrance there is a stone portico with three arches on its Doric columns with the initials of Ferdinand and Isabella, their shield, the Emperor, and the motto "Tanto monta" in the centre.

Above the porch is a window with two arches, separated by a columella, decorated with the sculptures of Ferdinand and Isabella's victories.

To the right, near the bell tower and joined to the main entrance, the Convent was built.

Opening Hours

Hours of warship.
Monday-Saturday: morning 8:30-9:30 h, afternoon 19:30-20:30 h,
Sunday: 9:30-14:00 h

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Contact Information

Phone: 958 227 331
Address: Santo Domingo Church, Granada - Plaza de Santo Domingo 1

How to get to there

You can reach the church in Granada city bus: line 23, 30, 32, bus stop 'Santo Domingo'