Now a relaxing oasis surrounded by cafés, restaurants and flower sellers, this popular Granada plaza once was the site of Inquisition trials and bullfights.

A masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance architecture, this cathedral is known for its stunning chapels, art collection and as the resting place of a revered queen.

Visit this 18th-century palace to see the remnants of Granada’s first university, where Arab scholars once taught philosophy, poetry, medicine and mathematics.

During your trip to Granada, you can browse for the perfect souvenirs at Calle Gran Via de Colon. While in this walkable area, find time to visit its stunning cathedral.

Situated beneath the Alhambra is Granada’s main square, a spacious public plaza known for its cafés, bars and views which span the city’s rich history.

You can find out about the history of Granada with a visit to Sagrario Church. Add the area's shops or stunning cathedral to your travel plans.