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This visit brings together three stops closely tied to Granada's transformation after the Christian conquest. The Royal Chapel holds the tombs of Isabella I, Ferdinand II, Joanna I and Philip I. Granada Cathedral, built over the former main mosque, is one of the key works of the Spanish Renaissance. And the Madraza, founded in the 14th century, preserves one of the most recognisable Nasrid spaces in the centre.
The tour lasts around 3 hours, runs with an official guide and has tickets included for all three sites. The route starts at Plaza de Bib-Rambla and links the historic centre in a visit already organised to see the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel and the Madraza in a single booking.
The visit starts at Plaza de Bib-Rambla, next to the Giants' Fountain. From there, the route enters the historic centre and passes through the Alcaicería, the old silk market of Muslim Granada, one of the areas that best links the city's trading layout with the route toward its major monuments.
The tour's first stop is the Royal Chapel, commissioned by the Catholic Monarchs in 1504. Inside are the tombs of Isabella I, Ferdinand II, Joanna I of Castile and Philip I. The visit also includes the section holding the collection of Flemish paintings linked to Queen Isabella and several of her personal items in the sacristy-museum.
The route then continues to the Madraza, the former Arab university founded by the Nasrid sultan Yusuf I in the 14th century. It's one of the most distinctive stops on the visit thanks to its preserved Nasrid coffered ceiling hall, one of the spaces that still marks the Islamic presence right in the centre of Granada.
The final part of the tour takes place inside Granada Cathedral, begun in 1523 on the site of the former main mosque. The visit covers this five-nave temple and stops at its circular main chapel, one of the building's most recognisable features. This closes an itinerary that links the historic centre, the Royal Chapel, the Madraza and the Cathedral in a single visit.
Everything you need to know about the guided visit to Granada's Cathedral and Royal Chapel before confirming your spot.
The visit lasts approximately 3 hours.
The rate for those over 11 is €36. Children aged 6 to 11 pay €28. Children under 6 have a rate of €9.
There are departures in Spanish and English. Groups don't mix languages.
The booking includes an official guide, entry to the Royal Chapel, entry to Granada Cathedral, entry to the Madraza and a personal wireless audio system when the group is larger than 6 people.
Monday to Saturday there are two departures, at 10:30am and 12:00pm. On Sundays, the visit departs at 3:00pm.
The meeting point is Plaza de Bib-Rambla, next to the Giants' Fountain. It's best to arrive about 10 minutes early.
This visit is accessible for people with reduced mobility. In that case, the route starts at the Cathedral and continues from there to the Royal Chapel. In this format, neither the Royal Chapel museum nor the Cathedral sacristy are accessible. Baby strollers are not a problem for this visit.
Once your booking is complete, you'll receive the voucher by email with the time, meeting point and tour details. It can be shown from your phone; no need to print it.
This visit is suitable for families with children. The rate has different price tiers by age.
This visit includes tickets for the Royal Chapel, Granada Cathedral and the Madraza. Once the booking is confirmed, the activity is non-refundable, since the tickets are tied to the date and participants' details.
If you need to change the date, it will depend on ticket and spot availability for the new time. It's best to get in touch as soon as possible to arrange the change.
Please double-check the date, language and number of participants before confirming your booking.
The price changes by age. The rate for those over 11 is €36, the rate for children aged 6 to 11 is €28, and children under 6 have a rate of €9.
The visit includes an official guide, entry to the Royal Chapel, entry to Granada Cathedral, entry to the Madraza and a personal wireless audio system when the group is larger than 6 people.
The meeting point is Plaza de Bib-Rambla, next to the Giants' Fountain. It's best to arrive about 10 minutes early.
The activity runs in Spanish and English. Groups don't mix languages.
Monday to Saturday there are two departures, at 10:30am and 12:00pm. On Sundays the visit departs at 3:00pm.
Yes, the visit is accessible for people with reduced mobility. In that case, the route starts at the Cathedral and continues from there to the Royal Chapel. In this format, neither the Royal Chapel museum nor the Cathedral sacristy are accessible. Baby strollers are not a problem.
Once your booking is complete, you'll receive the voucher by email with the time, meeting point and tour details. It can be shown from your phone.
Once confirmed, the activity is non-refundable because the tickets are tied to the date and participants' details. If you need to change the date, get in touch as soon as possible to check availability.
The visit covers the Royal Chapel, the Madraza and Granada Cathedral, plus the opening stretch around Bib-Rambla and the Alcaicería.
Yes, when the group is larger than 6 people, a personal wireless audio system is used.
You can book online by choosing the date, language and number of participants. The booking includes an official guide, entry to the Royal Chapel, entry to Granada Cathedral and entry to the Madraza, plus wireless audio when the group is larger than 6 people.
Departures run Monday to Saturday at 10:30am and 12:00pm, and on Sundays at 3:00pm. The meeting point is Plaza de Bib-Rambla, next to the Giants' Fountain, and it's best to arrive about 10 minutes early.
Once your booking is complete, you'll receive the voucher by email with the time, meeting point and visit details. Just bring it on your phone on the day of the tour.