The local take
Each place comes with a short note on why it's worth the time, so you can plan your day around the ones that suit you.
Historic LandmarkAlhambra
The Alhambra fortress and ancient palace are Granada’s most renowned feature, spoken about far and wide, and admired by worldwide travelers.
Granada, AlbaicínRecommended by Juan Antonio O.
Historic LandmarkEl Bañuelo
Step back into the 11th century inside the ancient Bañuelo — a preserved hamman, i.e., a public steam bath used for purifying and rejuvenation.
Granada, San PedroRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkMarketsAlcaicería
Step inside a world, or rather, a maze of color, as you meander and shop your way through Alcaicería.
GranadaRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkCasa Morisca Horno de Oro
Curious about how a typical home looked centuries ago?
Granada, San PedroRecommended by Juan Antonio O.
Historic LandmarkMuseumsCasas del Chapiz
Boasting views of the Alhambra in the background, enjoy a stroll through Casas del Chapiz’s gardens, passing lemon trees, perfectly manicured hedges, and a lotus pond.
Granada, SacromonteRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkCorral del Carbón
During the 14th century, tradesmen would gather in this historical caravanserai (a roadside inn for merchants and caravans), selling wheat.
Granada, RealejoRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkCuarto Real de Santo Domingo
A former palace constructed when the ancient Nasrid city was still very much alive, all that remains of Cuarto Real de Santo Domingo is a tower connected to an antiquated wall.
Granada, CentroRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkGate of Bib-Rambla
If you arrived in Granada during the 11th century, the main city entrance would be via the Bib‑Rambla Gate.
Granada, RealejoRecommended by Juan Antonio O.
Historic LandmarkHammam Al Ándalus
One of the most authentic experiences you can revel in is a hammam spa in Granada.
Granada, RealejoRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkLa Cartuja de Granada
A ten-minute drive from Capilla Real is La Cartuja, i.e., the Granada Charterhouse (founded in 1514).
Granada, CartujaRecommended by Blanca E.
Historic LandmarkMuseumsMadraza Palace
Now forming part of Granada University, during the 14th century, the Madraza was an Islamic educational institution for potential Nasrid rulers.
Granada, CentroRecommended by Juan Antonio O.
Historic LandmarkMonasterio de San Jerónimo
Like most of the city’s first Catholic buildings, the San Jerónimo Monastery was also commissioned by Queen Isabella I of Castile, King Ferdinand II of Aragon, and the Catholic…
Granada, CentroRecommended by Blanca E.
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