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The Alhambra and the Generalife preside over the city from the Sabika hill, while the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel mark the centre built after 1492. Here's what matters about each one: what it is, what you can see, and why it's worth visiting before you book.
Granada's great Nasrid palace complex and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tickets: General €22.27 and Gardens+Generalife+Alcazaba €12.37.
Read moreRoyal Chapel of Granada, the last great work of Isabelline Gothic in Spain. Built 1505-1517. Here lie Isabella and Ferdinand, Joanna I, Philip I and Michael of Paz. Tickets €7.
Read moreGranada Cathedral, Spain's first Renaissance cathedral. Work began in 1523 and stretched on for almost 200 years. Tickets €7.
Read moreOne of the key works of the Granada Renaissance, born after the 1492 conquest and tied to the memory of the Catholic Monarchs.
Read moreThe Charterhouse of Granada is a gem of cloistered Baroque with a spectacular sacristy and a history of more than 200 years of construction.
Read moreEl Bañuelo, on Carrera del Darro, is the best-preserved Arab bathhouse in all of Spain. History, what to see, opening hours and ticket prices.
Read moreLa Madraza in Granada, founded by Sultan Yusuf I in the 14th century, was the city's Islamic university. What to see, opening hours and how to visit.
Read moreThe Palacio de Dar al-Horra, in the Albaicín, was the residence of Aixa, mother of Boabdil. It's the only Nasrid palace preserved outside the Alhambra.
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