Corral del Carbón in Granada - the Oldest Monument Left by the Arabs


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It was was built in the fourteenth century by Yusuf I and was Coal yard, warehousing of goods and shelter of merchants.

The construction consists of an entrance pavilion and an inner body with a courtyard surrounded by galleries and craft rooms.
The center square is occupied by a pile of stone with side pipes. The front of the Corral del Carbón has a large pointed arch.
Now houses a tourist information office and the bookstore.
Corral del Carbón Opening Hours
The Corral del Carbón is open from Monday to Sunday from 9:00 to 20:00.Corral del Carbón Entrance Price
The entrance to the Corral del Carbón is free.Contact Details and How to Get There
Address

Telephone
958 57 51 31.How to Get There
You can reach the Corral del Carbón taking routes 4, 8, 11, 21, 33 (the bus stop is 'Gran Via 1' or Cathedral), routes C31, C32, C34 (the bus stop is 'Plaza Isabel Catolica').You Might Also Be Interested In
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Opinions about Corral del Carbon in Granada
Imagine what life was in Nasrid-era building

For me the best part is the entrance. You should stop there for a while to appreciate all the details of its decoration.
Once inside, there is not much to see, but you can imagine what life was like in that Alhóndiga in the Nasrid era. It is free and it takes little time to see it.
