Most Important Museums of Granada - Practical Guide and Information
If you are in Granada for a short time you might be able to see only a couple of museums, since the Alhambra and the Albaicín are a must and it usually takes more than one day to visit them.
This section will provide you with some basic information about Granada's museums to help you choose among them.
There are many museums in Granada, many of them are not famous, but charming and worth visiting. See below for a selection of the most representative and interesting museums in Granada.
Science Museum
This interactive museum is really fun for all the family. There are many exciting
acitivities for children and wonderful views of the city. It is not far from the city centre.
Sacromonte Caves Museum
Located near the Albaycín, in another unique neighbourhood, this museum offers
the opportunity to learn how people lived in these caves 100 years ago.
San Juan de Dios Museum
The Casa de los Pisa, where the museum is located, was built in the XV century.
San Juan de Dios, one of Spain's leading religious figures, lived and died here.
Royal Chapel Museum
Main Sacristy and Museum of the Royal Chapel next to Granada's Cathedral. It holds the rich
historic and artistic legacy of the Catholic Mornachs of Spain.
Museum of the Alhambra
Located on the ground floor of the Palace of Charles V, this museum has one of the
best selections of Spanish-Moorish Art, in particular, Nasrid Art.
Garcia Lorca's Museum
It was the summer home of Lorca's family, an essential place in the artistic creation of
this universal Spanish poet. Today is a cultural center located in a popular park.
Museum Casa de los Tiros
This XVI century palace located in the Realejo, the historic quarter, currently holds a
library and archives about Granada´s arts and traditions.
Fine Arts Museum
Contains a splendid collection of paintings and sculptures from the XV to the XX Cent. by relevant
artists from Granada, on the first floor of the Palace of Charles V.
Rodriguez-Acosta Museum
A beautiful carmen built by a famous painter, Jose María Rodriguez-Acosta,
on the Mauror hill near the Alhambra. It holds a big part of Granada's artistic legacy.
M. de Falla House-Museum
This museum was the home of the great Spanish composer Manuel de Falla. All his personal
belongings are displayed as he left them.
Archaeological Museum
It is one of the first archaeological museums in Spain. The museum features three galleries
which host a collection of items from different historric periods.
You can buy a Tourist Card or Granada Card. Whith this pass you can visit museums and monuments of Granada with a 25-30% discount on regular price and use free Granada city buses.
By purchasing the Granada Card you can visit the following museums in Granada any 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.
Page Updated: February 22, 2020
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