Geheimtipps in Granada
Hidden Gems
Granada’s architectural heritage extends into secluded corners and historic ruins beyond the main tourist circuit. This collection highlights the ornate Baroque interiors of the Cartuja Monastery and the Basilica of St. John of God, alongside the Mudejar fusion of the Church of St. Ann. Explore the city’s Islamic past through the 11th-century ruins of Puente del Cadí and the palatial remains of Dar al-Arusa. From the cave-integrated Sacromonte Abbey to the panoramic Mirador de San Miguel Alto, these sites reveal Granada's diverse cultural layers.
Sacromonte Abbey
A fascinating site situated on the side of the "sacred mountain" full of caves (It's possible to take one of them to enter the abbey).
Mirador de San Miguel Alto
One of the best viewpoints in Granada located near the pilgrimage site Ermita de San Miguel Alto.
Church of St. Ann
A unique church which combines Christian and Islamic aspects. Its belltower was originally the minaret of a former mosque on that site, but…
Caldereria Street
This lovely street lined by Teterias - Arab-style teahouses - has a characteristic oriental vibe.
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