Granada guide

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. Free parking, bars, tapas, how to get there.

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. The Capitulations of Santa Fe, how to get there, guided tours.

Plaza de la Trinidad, Granada

Plaza de la Trinidad in Granada: historic shopping hub with a 17th-century fountain from the Trinitarian monastery. Design by Gallego Burín, shopping streets, tours.

Plaza de las Pasiegas, Granada

Plaza de las Pasiegas in Granada: the best viewpoint over the Cathedral and its Baroque facade by Alonso Cano. Holy Week stage, history of the wet nurses, historic centre.

Plaza de Mariana Pineda, Realejo, Granada

Plaza Mariana Pineda in the Realejo, Granada: 19th-century sculpture, the famous Café Fútbol churrería, traditional tapas. Iberian-era history, how to get there, food tours.

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.

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