This is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain and there is a great atmosphere, particularly in the Albayzín, the old Islamic quarter which sits under the gaze of the Alhambra.
This city has a rich heritage left behind from the its Muslim days which is reflected in its architecture which is particularly prevalent in the Albayzín although there are many other much more impressive buildings elsewhere in the city.
The main sight is, of course, La Alhambra and its neighbouring gardens, El Generalife. The fortress is huge and the towers of the Alcazaba, the exquisite detail of the Palacio Nazaries, a harem as well as other royal residences plus a few Christian buildings which had been added in the late 16th century.
Many Christian buildings were constructed after the fall of Andalucía's Muslim rule, the most notable being the Cathedral and the adjoining Capilla Real (Royal Chapel).
Plaza Mariana Pineda 10, Granada
Tel 958 226 688
There is one train station which serves most Spanish destinations. Buses leave from the Enatcar Bus Station on Avenida Andaluces to Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia; and from the Alsina Graells bus station on Camino de Ronda to Córdoba, Málaga and Seville.
Calle Cruellas 4, 18009 Granada
Tel 958 229 843
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Calle Conde de Tendillas 7, 18002 Granada
Tel 958 049 767
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Cuesta de Rodrigo del Campo 13, 18009 Granada
Tel 958 221 462
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Calle Ramón y Cajal 2, 18003 Granada
Tel 95 800 2900
Calle Hospital Corpus Christi 7, Granada 18010
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Calle de la Tiña 18, 18010 Granada
Bus 31, 32 (stop: Santa Isabel La Real monastery)
Tel 958 805 876
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Calle Correo Viejo 3, 18010 Granada
Tel 958 215 848
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Verea Enmedio Baja 28, Granada
Bus 3 (stop: Cathedral)
Tel 95 822 0766
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