The Most Beautiful Places to Visit and Sights to See in Granada
This page contains descriptions of Granada's beauty spots, historic corners, popular areas and tourist attractions that you can visit. The history of the districts of Granada: Generalife, Realejo, Sacromonte and Albaycin.
Albaycin, Moorish District
Granada's heritage, one of the most attractive districts of Granada with its medieval
streets, and incredible views of the Alhambra.
Sacromonte District and Caves
Walk through narrow, twisted streets to experience Sacromonte's varied geography: mountains,
vegas and rivers. Flamenco shows in the caves.
Realejo Jewish District
Realejo is a district in Granada's old Jewish Quarter. It has a unique style and a very active
community with carmenes and numerous tapas bars.
Paseo de los Tristes
Located just below the Alhambra and at the foot of the
Albaycin, it offers incredible views of the Alhambra and variety of tapas bars.
Carrera del Darro
One of Granada's oldest streets, crossed by brick bridges across the River Darro.
In this corner of Granada there are remains of Arab buildings.
Mirador de San Nicolás
The Mirador is famous for its amazing views of the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada,
the church of San Nicolás and the charm of its surroundings.Plaza Nueva
The oldest square of Granada, was a major focal point of life in Granada, where celebrated tournaments, games and bull
running took place. Carmen de los Martires
A perfect place for a nice walk. Romantic gardens with a mixture of French and English landscaping,
situated around the Alhambra.
Triunfo Gardens
Historic gardens with coloured fountains at night and surrounded by beautiful buildings:
the Royal Hospital and the Monument to the Virgin.
Alcaiceria Street
Alcaiceria Street is full of typical shops and souvenirs. Part of the former Arab Market.
Worth a visit, and close to the Plaza Bip Rambla.
Puerta Real
A modern area of Granada, but it has its charm with many tapas bars and summer
terraces in the Plaza de Mariana Pineda and Campillo.
Huerta de San Vicente
This place was the summer residence and now is the Garcia Lorca House-Museum and park situated on the
border between countryside and city.
Bib Rambla Square
The heart-center of Granada, nice place to wander through, to eat and drink, explore
souvenir shops and relax, safe place for children to play.
Isabel La Catolica Square
Small square with statue of Queen Isabel and Columbus, an impressive fountain and beautiful building around,
central meeting point for the tours.
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I would recommend Granada for anyone
I have visited Granada many times and am always charmed by the warmth of the people there.
It is better now that there are flights direct from Manchester as we used to fly from Liverpool,
the bus still runs from the airport into the town, it's great.
If you love tapas you will love Granada, with some excellent bars and cafes and restaurants, so many to choose from. I love the choice near to the Hotel Navas, excellent !!
I would thoroughly recommend Granada for anyone wanting to take in a small Spanish City, with the stunning Alhambra Palace and Sierra Nevada mountains to visit, fantastic.
Fantastic place to visit
Loved visiting Granada, been several times. the city is a fantastic place to visit, steeped in
history it will always have a place in our hearts. on each and every visit that we've made we
have always been made welcome. The people of Granada are a credit to Spain and the Spanish way of life.
Sadly we can no longer get flights to Granada from our part of England (Liverpool and East Midlands) If flights were to resume you would find us on the first plane. So thank you to the people of Granada for making our visits so memorable (Cliff).
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