Visit the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel in small groups with an official guide and tickets included in the price.
Duration
1 + 1 hours
Groups
9 people max.
No queues
Skip the line
Recommended for
All ages
Experiences
Culture, History and Art. Guided walking tour.
Availability
All year, except January 1st and December 25th. From Monday to Saturday.
It includes
Official guide + tickets + audio equipment.
Meeting point
Plaza Isabel La Católica, behind the monument, opposite the hotel entrance
Activity level
Moderate. Complex for people with mobility problems.
Discount
Cancellation policy
100% cancellation fees will apply if canceled 2 days or less before the event time.
Important
People with reduced mobility.
The old layout of these neighborhoods and the buildings themselves makes it very difficult for baby carriages or wheelchairs to travel on this tour.
We recommend that parents carry a baby carrier during the visit.
Do you want to know more?
For more information, you can contact us by phone at 958 049 160 or by email at customerservice@nhue.es. You can also find us at C/ Pavaneras N3, 18009, Granada (Ground Floor).
It is not a recommended visit if you need a wheelchair to make the visit. Access is from a different place than the main group and there are many areas that you cannot visit.
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If the Alhambra is the crowning glory of Muslim Granada, the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel are of Christian Granada.
The Cathedral was commissioned by Queen Elizabeth the Catholic after the Conquest of the city, in the place occupied by the former Great Mosque and is a masterpiece of the Spanish Renaissance. It has an impressive facade and a majestic interior. Carlos V continued the construction respecting the wishes of his grandparents the Catholic Monarchs and it has been preserved to this day.
The Royal Chapel is located between the Cathedral, the Iglesia del Sagrario and the Madraza. The Catholic Monarchs erected it as an eternal resting place to symbolize the total Christianization of the Iberian Peninsula. Their famous daughter Juana “la Loca”, her husband Felipe “el Hermoso” and the infant Miguel de la Paz of Portugal also rest here.
Come to know the project dreamed by Isabel de Castilla from the hand of our expert guides and immerse yourself in one of the most interesting stages in our history.
