Royal Chapel of Granada
A guided visit around the interiors of the Royal Chapel and Cathedral as you’ve never seen them before. You’ll be guided around the most imp...
Duration
2 hours
Available in:
English
Granada has been a mixture of cultures since medieval times. The historical center is the perfect example of how a city, its architecture an...
Duration
2 hours
Available in:
English
Queen Isabella the Catholic is one of the most important figures in world history, both for her role in the unification of the Iberian kingd...
Duration
2 hours, 30 minutes
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English
With an official guide, you will get to learn each and every detail that makes Granada such a unique city. The visit lasts two and a half ho...
Duration
2 hours, 30 minutes
Available in:
English
Granada is a magic city to walk around, where you can find traces of a splendid historical past in every corner.The first stop of this tour ...
Duration
3 hours, 30 minutes
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English
Discover the main Christians monuments of Granada on this guided tour, starting with the Monastery of La Cartuja.The Monastery of La Cartuja...
Duration
3 hours
Available in:
EnglishTop attractions in Granada
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The inside story
The Royal Chapel (Capilla Real) is located inside the Cathedral of Santa María de la Encarnación. The Catholic Monarchs decided to build the Royal Chapel for their own tombs. They chose to be buried in Granada because they were witnesses of its conquest which was the crowning achievement of their reign. It was started in 1505 following a design by Enrique Egas and was completed in 1521. The northern facade was done by Garcia Pradas, and provides access to the interior; a plan in the shape of a Latin cross with four side chapels.
How to get there
