Wanderlust World Wanderlust World A magnificent Moorish palace and fortress on a hill overlooking Granada. One of Spain's most popular attractions and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by the Nasrid dynasty between the 13th and 14th centuries, famed for stunning architecture and beautiful gardens.
A Renaissance-style church in the city center, built on the site of the former Grand Mosque. The largest Renaissance church in Spain, known for its impressive facade, stained-glass windows, and magnificent altarpiece.
A Gothic-style church next to the Cathedral, built as a mausoleum for Catholic Monarchs King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. Famous for its architecture, art collection, and royal tombs.
A 17th-century monastery on a hill overlooking Granada, known for its cave dwellings inhabited by monks until the 19th century and stunning city views.
A charming old quarter on a hill with narrow streets, whitewashed houses, beautiful churches, traditional shops and restaurants. Also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.