Granada Cathedral

Get ready to time travel through Spain's rich history with flexible duration entry to the magnificent Granada Cathedral, beset by 2 huge bell towers.

Marvel at the façade’s marble tondos before stepping in to behold the circular choir, the pipe organ, and the Main Altarpiece sculpted by Felipe Bigarny.

Lift your gaze to intricate geometric ceilings. Admire the artistry in 24 evocative stained glass windows, Alonso Cano’s busts of Adam and Eve, and more.

Choose to upgrade your experience with an English audio guide for deeper insights into the cathedral's history and artistry.

Fun Fact: Granada Cathedral was part of Emperor Carlos I's grand plan to create an 'imperial city'. This cathedral is a symbol of royal ambition!

Visit the important Catholic monuments of Granada on a guided tour with a small group.

Tour the Granada cathedral and its surroundings and admire the stunning baroque architecture of this renaissance building.

Walk around the pleasant Oficios street and go shopping at the Arabic-style bazaar of Alcaicería.

The Gothic building of the Royal Chapel and the mausoleum will stun you with their tranquil grandiose.

Explore the artwork and artifacts representing the Catholic and Spanish monarchy at the Royal Chapel Museum.

Uncover Granada's iconic sights like the Royal Chapel and Cathedral, on a 3-hour guided tour.

Explore the Alcaiceria, Granada's ancient silk market brimming with vibrant colors, exotic scents, and a bustling atmosphere reminiscent of its Arab past.

Discover the Cathedral of Granada, a seemingly asymmetric architectural marvel and the second-largest cathedral in Spain.

With a guide well-versed in English or Spanish, learn about the stories behind the Royal Chapel's marble mausoleums.

Did you know? Queen Isabella was carrying her will around her neck to secure Granada as her final resting place.

With entry tickets to the cathedral and an audio guide in English, explore this historic building’s unique blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles.

With offline content and maps, dive deep into engaging stories without worrying about roaming charges.

Experience the majestic Main Nave and Royal Chapel – where Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II resided – and the splendor of the Passion Altarpiece.

Visit the Saint James’ Chapel and the Sacristy Museum, known for its rich art and religious artifacts.

Fun Fact: Despite plans for two towers, the cathedral boasts only one, adding a quirky asymmetry to its otherwise well-balanced structure.