Guide to Granada
country
Andalucia, Spain
language
Spanish
when to go
Preferibly avoid the summer months
Population
232,000 inhabitants, Muslim community represents 5%
Probably, the most beautiful city in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. A city that has faced civilizations, through which kings have shed tears and whose streets are said to bewitch the traveler. With the palatine Andalusian city of the Alhambra crowning the city, and with the spectacular backdrop of Sierra Nevada, the city that saw the birth of Federico García Lorca is one of the favorite destinations for thousands of tourists from any corner of the world. Here you will find a selection of the best photos of Granada. If you want to know more in depth do not miss our reports and news.
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Posts of Granada
Palace of Dar al-Horra
Translated from arab the "home of the honest”, located in the hearth of the old medina Gharnata, today Albaicin quarter, formed part of the large palace of Zirid King Badis, It was so-named for having been the official residence of Aixa la-Horra, wife of Muley Hacén...
Exploring Islamic Heritage Sites in Granada: A Day Tour Guide
This day tour guide will help you explore the essential Islamic heritage sites in Granada,
Granada Al-Andalus: Muslim Spain Last Kingdom
Delve into the captivating history of Granada, the last Muslim kingdom in Spain, exploring its rich Islamic heritage, stunning mosques, and enduring legacy as a historical treasure
Sacromonte Quarter
The Sacromonte is a neighborhood won to the rock. It was born 500 years ago to give shelter to the persecuted and ended up sacralizing itself under the cover of a legend. Its streets, which disappear abruptly at the edge of a pit or communicate by whitewashed...
Corral del Carbón
Corral del Carbón, called al-fundaq al-yadida in Arabic, meaning New Corn Exchange, was constructed in the first half of the 14th century, functioning as a storehouse and point of sale for wheat, as well as accommodation for the merchants who brought it to Granada....
The Throne Hall of Yusuf I in the Alhambra of Granada
Nasrid Palace
Hall of Abencerrajes in Palace of the Lions
Nasrid Palace
An Islamic Tour of Granada
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the enchanting city of Granada, where the echoes of its Islamic past reverberate through its streets, architecture, and culture. This SEO-friendly Islamic tour of Granada invites you to explore the rich history, breathtaking landmarks, and spiritual significance that define the city’s Islamic heritage.
Museum of Alhambra
Free
Address
Fajardo St. #6
Malaga, Andalusia
(+34) 641 28 68 26
Open Hours
Monday – Friday: 10am – 7pm
Weekends: Closed