Royal Chapel in Granada: photos, reviews

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Royal Chapel in Granada stands as a testament to both Gothic and Renaissance architectural brilliance. Opened in 1505 and designed by Enrique de Egas, this grand historical building captivates visitors with its stunning details and artwork. As one of the largest cathedrals in Spain, it houses the intricately sculpted marble tombs of Isabella and Ferdinand, pivotal figures in Spain's unification. Visitors can explore the wealth of art and artifacts linked to royalty, with an audio guide enhancing the experience. The visit, typically lasting about 30-40 minutes, is facilitated by a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and the chapel has earned an impressive 4.6 average rating on Google. For a modest entrance fee of 6 euros, you'll find this site to be an enriching cultural experience, sure to leave a lasting impression.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Gran Vía 5- Catedral

Bus stop 58 m walk

Granada. G via Colon.catedral

Bus stop 72 m walk

Catedral

Bus stop 71 m walk

Granada.Gv Colon.Sta Lucia

Bus stop 68 m walk

Catedral V

Bus stop 70 m walk

Catedral Línea Buho

Bus stop 64 m walk

4.6

based on 14,012 reviews

Google

4.6/5 14,012 reviews

naiara Pink

Es preciosa,las horas pasan rápido dentro❤️

Iván García

Impresionante, emocionante, te deja sin palabras.

Daniela “Danyy” Zm

Entrada gratis, en cambio a la catedral entrada 7€ Es muy bonita estilo Barroco

Royal Chapel in Granada

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