The Top Ten Museums of Granada - Practical Guide and Information
Enjoy a special day at the Alhambra with a guided tour
Alhambra and Nasrid Palaces: discover the wonders of the Alhambra with this all-inclusive tour: the Nasrid Palaces, the Generalife, the Alcazaba, and more.
Alhambra + Albaicín + Sacromonte: a perfect combination of a guided tour of the Alhambra in the morning and a guided tour of the Albaicin and Sacromonte in the afternoon.If you're only in Granada briefly, you might only manage to visit a couple of them, but if you have more time, exploring additional museums is highly recommended.
Below is a selection of the most representative and interesting museums in Granada to help you choose among them. You'll also find detailed information about each of them.
Science Museum
This interactive museum offers entertainment for all family members, featuring engaging activities designed specifically for children.
Sacromonte Museum
Situated in Sacromonte district, this museum provides a glimpse into the lives of people who inhabited these caves a century ago.
San Juan de Dios Museum
Casa de los Pisa is a 15th-century building where San Juan de Dios, a notable religious
figure in Spain, resided and passed away.
Museum of the Alhambra
Situated on the ground floor of the Palace of Charles V, this museum boasts one of the finest
collections of Spanish-Moorish Art.
Garcia Lorca's Museum
Once the summer residence of Lorca's family, this place held great significance for the renowned
Spanish poet's artistic endeavors.
Museum Casa de los Tiros
This 16th-century palace in Realejo historic quarter now hosts a library and archives focusing on Granada's arts and traditions.
Fine Arts Museum
Contains an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures from the 15th to the 20th century by notable artists from Granada.
Rodriguez-Acosta Museum
A beautiful carmen built by the famous painter Rodriguez-Acosta near the Alhambra,
it holds a large part of Granada's artistic legacy.
M. de Falla House-Museum
This museum was the home of the great Spanish composer Manuel de Falla, featuring all his personal belongings as he left them.
Archaeological Museum
One of the earliest archaeological museums in Spain, it comprises three galleries displaying items from various historic periods.
You can purchase a Granada Card, which allows you to visit museums and monuments in Granada at a 25-30% discount on the regular price, and provides free access to Granada city buses.
By purchasing the Granada Card, you gain access to the following museums in Granada every day of the week: the Alhambra and Generalife, the Alhambra Museum, Archaeological Museum, the Cathedral of Granada, the Capilla Real, Royal Chapel Museum, the Science Park, the Monastery of San Jeronimo, the Cartuja Monastery, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Cathedral Museum.
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Local charming museums
Museums may not be the top priority for visitors initially, but after exploring the main monuments, they become worth a visit. While large museums and galleries like the National Gallery are commonly frequented, smaller local museums offer unique and intriguing items that can't be found elsewhere, such as Sacromonte museum or the Alhambra muesum.
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