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There are endless tourist attractions and amazing places to visit in Granada, a hidden gem in Andalusia, a fascinating city characterized by the eclectic mix of Spanish/Muslim architecture. The ancient, mysterious Alhambra is one of the reasons to visit Granada, which is a pinnacle of Moorish art that encapsulates Andalusian history.

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Alcaiceria

The market initially survived the Reconquista, Philip II had it shut down and a fire destroyed what was left in 1850. Today's market was rebuilt in the late 19th century for tourists and holds mostly ...
 
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Alcazaba

This is the oldest part of the Alhambra and offers some of the finest views of anywhere in the complex, with an expansive panorama from the top of the prominent tower that gives you a spectacular view...
 
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Aquaola

Aquaola is a local water park with man-made wave pool, slides, bubble machine and large floats. Besides this, there are several water slides of different speeds, curves and bumps. You will also enjoy ...
 
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Located in the Albaicin district in a palace built in 1539, the archeological museum features numerous artifacts from different human settlements in Granada. Ha...
 
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This seventeenth century church has a richly decorated interior and is a center for local Catholic processions. The evening m...
 
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Basilica San Juan de Dios is a gorgeous example of the baroque granadino style with a lavishly decorated interior and the final resting place of many of Granada...
 
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Campo del Príncipe Gardens - A small garden in a public square, Campo del Príncipe provides splendid views of most areas of the city. According to...
 
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This place is well worth a side trip if you have an hour or two to spare. The gardens date to the nineteenth century and have a blend of Moorish-style elements ...
 
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Cartuja Monastery a spectacular example of Baroque style architecture. This monastery was commissioned in the 16th century but construction was interrupted and not completed until over three centuries...
 
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Cathedral of Granada is the spectacular 16th century structure and the second-largest cathedral in Spain as well as noted for its bright Renaissance interior. I...
 
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Corral del Carbon is one of the rare bits of Moorish architecture left in the central district, this courtyard building is perhaps the oldest monument in Granada. It is a place for merchants to rest a...
 
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Elvira's Gate

Elvira's Gate (Puerta de Elvira) is once the principal gate to the old city. Elvira's Gate now stands on the edge of a plaza having a grand Moorish-style archway over a local street. The Elvira's Gate...
 

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