The Mezquita Mayor de Granada was opened in 2003 in the part of Granada known as the Albayzin. This new mosque has an Islamic centre...

The Capilla Real was built as a mausoleum for the Catholic monarchs in the early 16th century. Isabel died first and her body lay in...

The Centro Jose Guerrero is dedicated to the artist Jose Guerrero who was born in Granada in 1914. He was an abstract expressionist who achieved...

The Palace of La Madraza was built in the early 14th Century by the Nasrid King Yusuf 1 as an Islamic school. After Granada was...

Built in the Renaissance style, this fortress like Mudejar palace was built in the 1500s and belonged to the family who were given Generalife after...

The Corral del Carbon began as a Moorish grain storehouse. Built in the 14th Century, it has been declared an Artistic and Historic Monument, and...

The Church of Santa Ana y San Gil was built in the early 16th Century on the site of a mosque. It is a Mudejar...

Casa de Porras is a splendid mansion that was built in the 16th Century. On its facade is a coat of arms and there is...

St John of God was the founder of the Order of the Knights Hospitallers. The museum is housed in the mansion where he lived during...

The Church of Nuestra Senora de las Angustias was built in the 17th Century by Master Ortega on the site of a chapel dedicated to...

The Church of Santo Domingo dates from the 16th Century when it was part of the Monastery of Santa Cruz la Reale. It has a...

Although not finished until the 18th Century, work on the Granada Cathedral began in the 1520s. Diego de Siloe directed the building from 1528 to...

The Convent of Santa Isabel La Real was founded by Isabel the Catholic on the remains of a Moorish palace. It was built in the...

Older than Alhambra, this Moorish bathhouse, known as En Banuelo, is among the best preserved in Spain and is a National Monument of Cultural Interest....

Built in the 15th Century in the Albaicin quarter, the Palace of Dar al-Horra was the last residence of the Moorish King Boabi`s mother. The...

Enchanting Alhambra was built in the 13th and 14th centuries under caliphs when the Nasrid dynasty ruled Granada. Napoleon used the palace fortress as a...

Begun in the early 16th Century, this huge, square Renaissance building appears incongruous in its setting at Alhambra, but it houses two interesting museums. The...

The Basilica of San Juan de Dios dates from the 18th Century, and is the final resting place of San Juan de Dios who founded...

The Monastery of San Jeronimo is mainly Renaissance in style and two fine plateresque doorways give entrance to the cloister. Much of the work was...

The Granada Archaeological Museum is housed in the Casa de Castril, a Renaissance mansion with a plateresque doorway. Objects on display range from prehistoric to...