Tourist office
Monday-Friday 9 am – 7.30 pm
Saturday 10 am – 7 pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm
GPS: N37.17735º / W3.59506º

The weather in Granada
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Sightseeing in Granada:
Alhambra and Generalife (10.88€)
Cathedral (4€)
Ojo de Granada - Camera Obscura (4€)
Museum Max Moreau (0€)
Palacio dar Al-horra (0€)
Monasterio de la Cartuja
Calderia (Tea houses)
Albaicin and Sacramento
Science Park (5€)
To see the opening hours of the monuments click on PDF documento above.
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Granada is probably one of the most impressive cities in the world. It is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, which serves as a breathtaking backdrop to this beautiful and diverse city. Granada is a student town and in comparison to Seville, has a more down to earth ambience. The Albaicin district, located along the river Darro looks over to the Alhambra and is the most enchanting area of Granada reminding you, with its many teahouses, of the Moorish occupation. Indulge yourself in one of the Hammams here (Moorish baths). The district of Sacramento is situated behind the Albaicin and has caves, which up to this day are the homes of the gypsies. Today, like yesterday, they still have Flamenco performances, but these are considered more as exploitations of the tourists. At night, the caves fill with students, turning them into discos, bringing a different kind of atmosphere to this area.
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Accommodation
Villa Oniria
Hotel Reina Mora
(You can find these on our website using the above Quick Search)

Facts:
Province: Granada
Population: 237.929
Territory: 88km2
140km from the coast
666m above sea level

Festivals:
November: International Jazz Festival
February: Festival and pilgrimage of San Cecilio.
March: International Tango Festival
Spring: International Theatre Festival .
May: Day of the Cross.
June: Corpus Christi: Big procession and festival.
June - July: International Music and Dance Festival