Remeber Ferdinand and Isabela from school? The are interned in this glorious Cathedral. Woundful chapels ring the amazing pipe Oran and main altar.

Remeber Ferdinand and Isabela from school? The are interned in this glorious Cathedral. Woundful chapels ring the amazing pipe Oran and main altar.
One of the more beautiful cathedrals done in white and gold. Admission is 4 Euros per person or 6 with audio guide.
Although it was quite a while ago the Granada Cathedral looked amazing. The grandure and excellence of the structure was fantastic.
The sheer scale of the cathedral and the nearby crypt with the graves of Fernadno & Isabel make this an essential visit in any tour of Granada. Look out for the opening hours as it is shut most of the afternoon
Worth a visit but check the opening times carefully. Entrance is not well sign posted so look for it round the back. Ticket is 4 euros and includes entrance to two other places but we only had time to do the Cathedral.
This Spanish Renaissance cathedral is huge and absolutely absolutely gorgeous; there are side chapels as well, one of which holds the remains of Queen Isabella (of Columbus' 1492 fame) and her husband King Ferdinand. In this chapel is also beautiful sculpture and paintings, of unexpected quality. Well worth a visit.
Good Friday service at the cathedral was a mystical, magical...
More
The cathedral is definitely worth a stop if your in Granada as part of your hols. Entry was €4 which I personally do not have a problem with as it all goes to the restoration and upkeep. So Ok it's another cathedral, but each one is different in some way, this one surprisingly spacious and the double pipe organ was...
More
Leave a lot a time when visiting. Beautiful architecture with impressive columns and golden organ. Appears to be saturated with light. Very tranquil place - moreso when renovations have been completed. Lots to see around this area generally.
It's beautiful inside this cathedral. High, vaulted ceilings of white look like cake decorations but not overly fussy.
Check out the unique "arch" type architecture outside then head inside for a pretty wondrous view. I happened to be there during Semana Santa and got to view two of the floats close-up which were all decked out and truly impressive.
If you own or manage Granada Cathedral, register now for free tools to enhance your listing, attract new reviews, and respond to reviewers.
Manage your listing