The Mezquita, Cordoba, Andalucia, Spain by Phillip...Photo by Creative Commons
Water fountains in the gardensPhoto by SHILPA G, Singapore
The palacePhoto by SHILPA G, Singapore
Las Alpujarras by justinknabb via Wikipedia ~ used...Photo by Creative Commons
Fountain at the Generalife Gardens.Photo by Siti izwah S
Dusk over Seville, from the river to the cathedral...Photo by Creative Commons
The patio of LionsPhoto by SHILPA G, Singapore
moorish bridgePhoto by Hamza H
Part of the Alhambra Photo by Ed, USA
part of the alhambra Photo by Ed, USA
part of the alhambra, 8100 separate colored pie...Photo by Ed, USA
Helga Hauter enjoying the cool fountain breeze.Photo by Helga H, South Africa
Rachel inside the Alhambra in Spain.Photo by Dmitriy M, USA
Part of the Alhambra, in the sultana's palace. ...Photo by Ed, USA
My wife is in the beatiful and refreshing garde...Photo by Eddy, Colombia
sceneryPhoto by Hamza H
alpujaras mountainsPhoto by Hamza H
Dmitriy at the pool in Alhambra Palace.Photo by Dmitriy M, USA
View of Granada from Alhambra.Photo by Dmitriy M, USA
We enjoyed sunshine and balmy temperatures even th...Photo by Edward M, USA
Granada
Attractions
Granada Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Granada attractions and places to see in Granada, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
The Alhambra
The Alhambra is not only Spain’s greatest architectural treasure, but one of the world’s wonders. It might not wow you right up front like a Taj Mahal or a ... Continue Reading »
Generalife Gardens
The Generalife was built as a summer palace for the Muslim emirs, a place of retreat where they could kick back with their harems and take some time away ... Continue Reading »
Sacromonte
Sacromonte is traditionally Granada's Gitano quarter, and these days is the epicenter of the city's flamenco-based tourist trade. Spilling down the sides of ... Continue Reading »
Baños Árabes (Arab Baths)
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A hallmark of Granada’s Moorish tradition is its use of water – fountains, pools, trickling streams, and of course the Baños Árabes (Arabic ... Continue Reading »
Cathedral and Royal Chapel (Capilla Real)
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Situated side by side, the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel (Capilla Real) together make an impressive monument to the power of Christian monarchs. The ... Continue Reading »
La Cartuja Monastery (Monasterio de la Cartuja)
The church of the Monasterio de la Cartuja is where Spanish late-Baroque hits its lavish heights. It was begun in the 16th century and building continued for ... Continue Reading »
Nerja Caves
The enormous prehistoric Caves of Nerja boast extensive grottoes, archaeological remains and the world’s largest column, rising upwards for 32 meters (105 ... Continue Reading »
Albayzn
The Albayzín is Granada's old Muslim quarter, and its steep twisting streets still have a medieval feel. With its white buildings and deep-gardened ... Continue Reading »
Monasterio de San Jeronimo
The great Catholic monarchs Ferdinand and Isabel founded the Monasterio de San Jerónimo in the 16th century. They tried situating it in Santa Fe, but ... Continue Reading »
Palace of Carlos V
The Palace of Charles V is a carefully designed statement of triumph and prestige. By building a royal residence in the heart of a conquered Muslim citadel, ... Continue Reading »
3 Days in Granada: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
Day Trips from Granada Written by Viator
The Alhambra Written by Philippa Burne
- Self catered holiday villas in Granada from Owners Direct
- Spanish Regional News from The Olive Press
