Things to do in Granada
Sacromonte caves: the magic of flamenco in Granada
Sacromonte is a cradle of flamenco and there is no better place to enjoy this art.
Carmen de los Mártires, a spectacular garden with a lengthy history
This 19th century property with gorgeous and romantic gardens of varying styles was built on the site of a former monastery where San Juan de la Cruz wrote his works.
Paseo de los Tristes. Granada’s most romantic and bohemian street
The melancholic nickname of this street along the bank of the Darro River contrasts its traditional festive atmosphere and unbeatable views of the Alhambra.
Discover Costa Tropical: paradise in Granada
Southern Spain hides a small piece of paradise: Granada’s Costa Tropical, which boasts clear waters and 20 °C year-round.
Corral del Carbón, an old Arab grain exchange
This jewel of Nasrid architecture has had various uses over the years: from serving as a grain storage to a carbon-merchant inn, today it is a venue for concerts and plays.
El Bañuelo, the oldest Arab bath in Granada
Granada has several historic hammams dating back to the Nasrid era, in addition to newer establishments where visitors can feel like a sultan with a steam bath and some tea.
Eating tapas in Granada: the ultimate guide
Visiting several establishments for tapas is a very popular thing to do in Granada. We have put together a culinary tour that will help you experience the city through your taste buds.
Flamenco in Granada: a hallmark
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Granada is flamenco, and behind every performance is a story that will make an impression.
Monastery of San Jerónimo, Granada’s Renaissance jewel
Construction on the temple where Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba is buried began in the 16th century and marked the shift from the Middle Ages to the modern era in Granada.
Historical facts about the Cartuja Monastery of Granada
Carthusians spent more than 300 years building the monastery that is considered to be the best example of late Spanish Baroque architecture.