Granada Culture and Sights

Soak up the atmosphere in Granada's picturesque Moorish district, once the heart of the city. Arabia in Europe: the narrow little alleyways and tiny squares in this district situated to the north-west ...

Stretch out your legs and enjoy the tranquility at the gardens in Alhambra. Patio de la Acequia with its water features and its rich colony of plants is a secluded place to spend time. Insider tip: A p...

address: Paseo del Violón, Granada 18006

An architecturally interesting palace which dates from the 16th century and has a delightful small inner courtyard. The halls and rooms are set up to be like a museum and are dedicated to the memory o...

opening hours: Tues-Sun: 10:00 - 13:00, 16:00 - 19:00 , address: Calle Arabial, Granada 18004

Developed by the university and sponsored by various banks, new scientific discoveries are presented in the interactive museum Parque de las Ciencias in sections such as environment, ecology, throwawa...

The Museo Arqueológico y Etnológico is housed in a noble palace dating from the 16th century with an impressive facade. It exhibits Phoenician burial artefacts, West-Gothic relics and Moorish pomegran...

The Centro José Guerrero is a new, modern exhibition hall situated right next to the cathedral. The granite-and-brick structure reflects the curved shapes seen in Moorish architecture in its arches, d...

This museum, which preserves the spirit of the famous composer Manuel de Falla (1876-1946), is situated in Albaicín. Falla lived here in the 1920s and 1930s.