Catedral de Granada

Stunning cathedral - when you walk in, although you are aware of the huge interior, it doesn't immediately grab your attention in the way that some other cathedrals do. That feeling soon disappears once you begin walking around - the elaborate carvings and paintings of the cathedral will soon have you captivated.

This is an incredible place that is worth visiting! On a weekday, we went in immediately and got an audio guide on our phone, it's very convenient, don't forget to bring headphones with you! The informative story about the cathedral was very useful, it is much more interesting to see everything inside. There is also a tour option for children, but only in Spanish. A solemn, strong place, it is worth the money paid.

A must visit! It was included in my pass for the Alhambra so it didn't cost anything extra and there was no line to get in. There is a large square outside with food and drinks as well to relax before or after you go into the cathedral. It is quite grand inside and not too busy at all compared to some other spots.

Very nice cathedral and the audio guide is a fun one even for kids. The architecture and history is well explained. It wasn’t extremely crowded so I don’t think advance booking is needed.

Granada Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral of the Incarnation, is an architectural marvel located in the heart of Granada, Spain. This majestic cathedral stands as a testament to Spanish Renaissance architecture, distinct from the prevalent Gothic cathedrals found elsewhere in Europe. Its grand façade is intricately designed, inviting visitors into an interior that boasts stunning artistry and craftsmanship. Inside, the cathedral features impressive columns, beautiful stained glass windows, and exquisite altarpieces that captivate all who enter. The sheer scale and decorative detail of the cathedral make it a pinnacle of artistic achievement. Additionally, its location in the historic city center allows for easy access to other notable sites, making it a central part of any visit to Granada. The cathedral not only offers a visual feast but also serves as a profound reminder of Spain's rich religious and cultural history.

Brilliant architecture, fairly poor commentary in the app, it assumes lots of prior religious knowledge to follow the narration. Beautiful space to enjoy incredible history and buildings

Well worth the 6€ ticket! The views inside the cathedral are stunning, photos do not do them justice. The free audio guide (available in multiple languages, including English) is absolutely fantastic for adding another layer to all the visuals. There are also benches inside where you can sit and enjoy the views-I personally used them to do a little drawing. Also, the reception desk speaks English and was very patient and friendly with my probably very broken Spanish, which was a plus :)

Beautiful cathedral, really wonderful that it's worth to visit. This Is an example that Granada is not only Alhambra but way more! Suggested to buy ticket combined with other places Ticket!

Stunning cathedral - when you walk in, although you are aware of the huge interior, it doesn't immediately grab your attention in the way that some other cathedrals do. That feeling soon disappears once you begin walking around - the elaborate carvings and paintings of the cathedral will soon have you captivated.

This is an incredible place that is worth visiting! On a weekday, we went in immediately and got an audio guide on our phone, it's very convenient, don't forget to bring headphones with you! The informative story about the cathedral was very useful, it is much more interesting to see everything inside. There is also a tour option for children, but only in Spanish. A solemn, strong place, it is worth the money paid.

A must visit! It was included in my pass for the Alhambra so it didn't cost anything extra and there was no line to get in. There is a large square outside with food and drinks as well to relax before or after you go into the cathedral. It is quite grand inside and not too busy at all compared to some other spots.

Very nice cathedral and the audio guide is a fun one even for kids. The architecture and history is well explained. It wasn’t extremely crowded so I don’t think advance booking is needed.

Granada Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral of the Incarnation, is an architectural marvel located in the heart of Granada, Spain. This majestic cathedral stands as a testament to Spanish Renaissance architecture, distinct from the prevalent Gothic cathedrals found elsewhere in Europe. Its grand façade is intricately designed, inviting visitors into an interior that boasts stunning artistry and craftsmanship. Inside, the cathedral features impressive columns, beautiful stained glass windows, and exquisite altarpieces that captivate all who enter. The sheer scale and decorative detail of the cathedral make it a pinnacle of artistic achievement. Additionally, its location in the historic city center allows for easy access to other notable sites, making it a central part of any visit to Granada. The cathedral not only offers a visual feast but also serves as a profound reminder of Spain's rich religious and cultural history.

Brilliant architecture, fairly poor commentary in the app, it assumes lots of prior religious knowledge to follow the narration. Beautiful space to enjoy incredible history and buildings

Well worth the 6€ ticket! The views inside the cathedral are stunning, photos do not do them justice. The free audio guide (available in multiple languages, including English) is absolutely fantastic for adding another layer to all the visuals. There are also benches inside where you can sit and enjoy the views-I personally used them to do a little drawing. Also, the reception desk speaks English and was very patient and friendly with my probably very broken Spanish, which was a plus :)

Beautiful cathedral, really wonderful that it's worth to visit. This Is an example that Granada is not only Alhambra but way more! Suggested to buy ticket combined with other places Ticket!