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Charming Squares & Gardens

Granada’s urban landscape is defined by its historic plazas and lush greenery. This collection spans from the Nasrid elegance of the Alhambra’s Court of the Lions and Partal Gardens to the bustling flower stalls of Bib-Rambla Square. Explore the monumental Plaza de Isabel la Católica, the panoramic views of San Nicolás, and the academic heritage of the University’s botanical garden. These spaces reflect the city's Moorish past, Baroque splendor, and contemporary dedication to public parks.

Charming Squares & Gardens — Harita

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New Square

This spacious square is both the geographical and the social centre of Granada.

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Bib-Rambla Square

A historic central square known for its 17th-century Fountain of the Giants, flower stalls, and surrounding cafes. It has served as a market and arena for festivals since the Moorish period.

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Cartuja Monastery

A place of unbelievable beauty. The interior is so decorated you don't know what to admire first – the detailed carvings, marble decorations…

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Plaza de Isabel la Católica

Features a monumental bronze sculpture by Mariano Benlliure depicting Christopher Columbus presenting his plans to Queen Isabella I. It marks the intersection of Gran Vía de Colón and Calle Reyes Católicos.

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Jardines del Triunfo

Formerly a cemetery, now a beautiful park with fountains and flowers. Come and relax here for a while!

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Court of the Lions

The centerpiece of the Alhambra's Nasrid Palaces, this 14th-century courtyard is famous for its central alabaster fountain supported by twelve marble lions and its intricate forest of 124 slender columns.

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Plaza Mirador de San Nicolás

Located in the historic Albaicín district, this plaza offers the city's most famous panoramic views of the Alhambra palaces and the Sierra Nevada mountains.

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Jardines del Partal

Part of the Alhambra complex, these terraced gardens feature a large reflection pool and the 14th-century Torre de las Damas, the oldest palace structure in the fortress.

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Plaza de la Trinidad

A shaded, circular park in the city center featuring a central fountain and mature trees. It was built on the site of a former Trinitarian convent.

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Jardín Botánico de la Universidad de Granada

Established in 1783, this small academic garden houses over 70 plant species, including a historic ginkgo biloba, and features a neoclassical gate.

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Placeta Cristo de las Azucenas

A quiet, traditional square tucked away in the Albaicín neighborhood, characterized by its cobblestone paving and local residential atmosphere.

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Park Federico García Lorca

The Park Federico García Lorca is a park situated in Arabial St., Granada, Spain. It is named after the Spanish poet Federico García Lorca.