Albaicín, Granada
Discover the Albaicín in Granada, the city's oldest UNESCO World Heritage neighbourhood. Lookout points with unique views of the Alhambra.
Granada guide
Charming neighbourhoods of Granada
Every neighbourhood in Granada has its own character: the Moorish Albaicín, the cave-dwelling Sacromonte, the Jewish Realejo, the historic centre, and more contemporary areas like La Chana and Zaidín. Here's a guide to each one.
Cartuja, Granada
Cartuja Monastery, Granada's Spanish Baroque gem, with a unique sacristy and artwork by Sánchez Cotán. Tickets €7, opening hours, audio guide included
Granada's Historic Centre, a World Heritage Site
Granada's Historic Centre, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Cathedral, Royal Chapel, Alcaicería, Plaza Bib-Rambla. History, monuments and what to see
La Chana, Granada
Discover La Chana in Granada, the best authentic tapas neighbourhood: Fine Arts campus, Corpus Fair and Nasrid history. How to get there and what to see.
The Realejo, the old Jewish quarter of Granada
The Realejo in Granada, the old Jewish quarter: the best tapas in Campo del Príncipe, Casa de los Tiros and Lavadero del Sol. History, food and what to see.
Sacromonte, Granada
Sacromonte in Granada, the authentic gypsy quarter of historic caves, flamenco zambras, the 11-cave museum and the Abbey of San Cecilio. What to see, how to get there and tours.
The Zaidín, a neighbourhood of Granada
Discover the Zaidín in Granada: the best tapas area, Granada CF stadium, Palacio de Deportes, Roman remains and a Nasrid palace.