The Monastery of the Cartuja de Granada

Located north of the city of Granada we find the Monastery of La Cartuja, officially called the Monastery of Our Lady of the Assumption. It is a monastery that housed a community of Carthusian monks until 1835, the year in which they were expelled from the monastery. This monastery was built in the 16th century by order of Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, the Great Captain, who gave some land for its construction, although a different location was finally chosen. The visit to the Cartuja Monastery Visiting the Monasteiro de la Cartuja, whose construction began in 1506 and lasted 3 centuries,…

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What to see in Granada in 4 days. The most complete visit to the Nasrid capital

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How to visit and what to see in the Alhambra in Granada. How to buy tickets

The Alhambra in Granada is the most famous monument in this Andalusian city. It is one of the great architectural works of art in the Arab world and receives millions of visitors every year. If you are going to be one of the lucky ones to do so soon, here we give you useful information for the visit. This way you will know what to see and how much the entrance can cost you. Remember that you are facing one of the most beautiful monuments in Spain and the best to see in Granada. What to see in the Alhambra…

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Corral del Carbón, the only Alhondiga Andalusí that is preserved

You cannot leave Granada without having visited the Corral del Carbón, the only Andalusian alhondiga that is preserved in Spain. It was built in the 14th century during the Nasrid period and in its beginnings it served as a warehouse for merchandise and a residence for the merchants who came to the city. With the conquest of Granada by the Catholic Monarchs, it acquired other uses, such as a comedy corral. It is currently the headquarters of the Andalusian Legacy and the Tourism Office of the Junta de Andalucía. What to see in the Corral del Carbón The first thing…

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Plaza Nueva and Carrera del Darro. The liveliest of Granada

Despite its name, Plaza Nueva is the oldest square in Granada and today it is the busiest place and where you can find the most atmosphere. It is located at the foot of the Albaycín on one side and the Alhambra on the other, making it a special place to start any visit to Granada. The Carrera del Darro also starts from there, one of the most beautiful walks in the city and where you must walk on any visit to the city. Today we are going to talk about both places here. What to see in Plaza Nueva, the…

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What to see in Granada in 2 days. A weekend in the Nasrid city

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A walk through the Realejo, the old Jewish quarter of Granada

El Realejo is one of the most traditional neighborhoods to visit in Granada. Its full name is Realejo-San Matías and it is located at the foot of the hill where the Alhambra is located, in the suburb where Granada ‘s old Jewish quarter was located. The Jews of this neighborhood, called at that time Garnata al-Yahud (“Granada of the Jews”) lived peacefully with the Muslims until the Christian conquest of the city and the expulsion of the Jews after which part of the neighborhood was destroyed. We invite you to tour with us this beautiful neighborhood of Granada. What to…

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Visits and excursions from Granada. which are the best

Granada is a city that, although it has a lot to see, if you have been more times or have enough days, you will be more eager to discover its surroundings or to make an excursion to places that are close or a little further away. Near Granada you can make interesting visits without having to make long journeys, since the province of Granada has corners that are very worthwhile. If you want to get a little further away, remember that Andalusia is a region of great wealth, both in terms of heritage and history. The best excursions from Granada.…

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The Church of Santa Ana and other churches in Granada

Thanks to all the history behind it, in Granada we can find numerous churches, the main religious building in the city being the Cathedral of Granada. But behind it, of all the churches that exist, there is one that we must highlight above all, the Church of San Gil and Santa Ana. It is located next to the Ribera del Darro and it is the best Mudejar church that we can find in the city. We must also highlight the Basilica of Our Lady of Sorrows and other churches. Visit the Church of Santa Ana Before the construction of the…

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The Basilica of San Juan de Dios in Granada

Located a little away from the center of Granada, which is why many visitors to this beautiful city do not visit it, the Basilica of San Juan de Dios is one of those places that take your breath away from the moment you approach it. It is a beautiful baroque basilica from the 18th century, full of works of art, and where the remains of Saint John of God are found, in an urn. We tell you what to see in the Basilica of San Juan de Dios. Visit the Basilica of San Juan de Dios In addition to a…

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