Discover the beauty of Granada

One of the largest and certainly most beautiful castles in the world. Originally built for military purposes, it eventually served as a royal residence. The mighty Alhambra that we see today was rebuilt by the Moors in the 14th century and it is a real gem with its red walls, and arabesque and tile

The cathedral took 181 years to built and the initial plans were counting with two towers, which weren’t built due to financial reasons. Its façade with three semicircular arches and decorated with pilasters faces Plaza de las Pasiegas. The majestic church presents a breath-taking display of inter

The views from up here are simply amazing, you will find none other like this in Granada. There are usually some musicians or flamenco dancers who help to create the atmosphere of this place. However, if you don't like busy places crowded with tourists, you can wake up early in the morning and wat

Also a UNESCO site, the charming district retains its Moorish feel with the narrow winding streets and picturesque white-washed buildings. But the difficult transition from Islam to Christianity also changed the architecture of this quarter – many mosques were transformed into churches with their m

The beautiful and peaceful gardens crafted centuries ago with such care are located in the Alhambra complex. The garden complex is divided into Patio de la Acequia and Jardím de la Sultana, both full of fountains, colonnades and colourful flowerbeds. Take a minute to rest here under the shadows of

A narrow street full of character, lined with picturesque buildings, tapas bars and cafés. It is an ideal place for a pleasant stroll.

Built in Isabelline style, this is an amazing jewel of architecture in the very heart of Granada. With three other sides being attached to the surrounding buildings, there is only one facade visible and it is richly decorated with detailed cresting and pointed pinnacles. The chapel is also a mauso

This district with its astonishing and unique buildings caved into the mountain is the home of the thriving gypsy community. Sacromonte is also the home of zambra, a variation of flamenco with Oriental features which is a typical dance for Gypsies of the provinces of Granada. There are several ven

This spacious square is both the geographical and the social centre of Granada. A great place to relax, enjoy lunch or dinner or just meet friends. Don't get confused by the name – it is the oldest square in Granada where plenty of exciting tournaments, games and important celebrations took place

Another one of Granada's characteristic picturesque streets with unimaginable charm located in the very heart of the city. You can shop for some souvenirs in Arabic shops or just sit down for a cup of tea in one of the many tea houses. With many bars, pubs and restaurants, this street also has a vi