Granada's squares

Plaza Nueva, Bib-Rambla, las Pasiegas or Campo del Príncipe are some of the squares that set Granada's rhythm. Here's a guide to each one: where they are and what makes them special.

Campo del Príncipe, Realejo, Granada

Campo del Príncipe in the Realejo, Granada: historic square with the 17th-century Cristo de los Favores, once part of the old Jewish quarter.

Plaza Bib-Rambla, Granada

Plaza Bib-Rambla in Granada's historic centre, with the 17th-century Fuente de los Gigantes. Gateway to the Cathedral, Alcaicería and Capilla Real.

Plaza de Isabel la Católica, Granada

Plaza Isabel la Católica in Granada: the Columbus-Isabella monument by Benlliure, 1892, in the historic centre.

Plaza de la Trinidad, Granada

Plaza de la Trinidad in Granada: historic shopping hub with a 17th-century fountain from the Trinitarian monastery.

Plaza de las Pasiegas, Granada

Plaza de las Pasiegas in Granada: the best viewpoint over the Cathedral and its Baroque facade by Alonso Cano.

Plaza de Mariana Pineda, Realejo, Granada

Plaza Mariana Pineda in the Realejo, Granada: 19th-century sculpture, the famous Café Fútbol churrería, traditional tapas.

Plaza Larga, Albaicín, Granada

Plaza Larga in the Albaicín, Granada: traditional tapas hub with Bar Aixa, weekly market, Casa Pasteles.

Plaza Nueva, Granada's Oldest Square

Plaza Nueva Granada: what to see, Real Chancillería, Pilar del Toro, Santa Ana. History of the Arab bridge, how to get there, guided tours. Historic centre.