Book Granada Cathedral Tickets & Guided Tours

The famous Granada Cathedral is one of the most important monuments for Spanish Renaissance architecture in Southern Spain. The cupola, domed ceiling, and altar have been created innovatively and fascinatingly. Your tickets include access to the Granada Cathedral.

Often referred to as Siloé’s masterpieces, the Royal Chapel is filled with symbolism and mythology. Its famous door, the Puerto del Perdón, is intricately designed and the other subjects of the Chapel represent the life, passion, and death of Jesus Christ. These stunning decorations are some of the most important works of the Spanish Renaissance era! However, only certain tickets such as the 2-hour and 5.5-hour guided tours of the Granada Cathedral include access to the Royal Chapel.

The side chapels of Granada Cathedral contain excellent altarpieces and paintings that simply can’t be missed! The presence of the side chapels is characteristic of a Gothic floor plan and seamlessly blends with the Renaissance architecture of the Cathedral.

The Cathedral Museum houses some interesting artifacts, including the original blueprints made by Diego de Siloé. Diego had a different design for the Granada Cathedral, but after his death, his original design underwent many changes. Eventually, the Granada Cathedral was constructed in a very different way from Siloé’s original drawing.

The Granada Cathedral has three entrances-Ecce Homo, San Jerónimo, and El Perdón. El Perdón is the main entrance to Granada Cathedral.

• Wheelchair accessible

• Purchase your tickets for Granada Cathedral online and in advance. 
  
• Opt for guided tours of Granada Cathedral to learn more about the history and architecture of the attraction. 
  
• Wear comfortable shoes during your visit to Granada Cathedral. 
  
• You can take photographs and videos inside Granada Cathedral, as long as you are not disturbing the people who are praying. 
  
• During prayers, mass, and other religious events, tourists are not permitted inside Granada Cathedral. 
  
• Smoking is prohibited inside Granada Cathedral. 
  
• Pets, except guide dogs, are not allowed inside Granada Cathedral. 
  
• Uncover your head when you enter Granada Cathedral and dress appropriately since the attraction is a place of worship and sanctity. 
  
• Children visiting Granada Cathedral must be accompanied by an adult. No running is permitted inside the cathedral as well. 
  
• The best time to visit Granada Cathedral is during the spring and autumn season. 

• Restaurante Palacio Andaluz Almona: The restaurant offers delicious Moroccan specialties, refreshing homemade lemonade, and shisha/hookah. 
  
• Taberna Al Pie de la Torre: Located near Granada Cathedral, Taberna Al Pie de la Torre is known for its traditional Spanish food, exceptional service, and affordable prices.  
  
• Los Manuele Restaurant Catedrale: Conveniently located at the foot of Granada Cathedral, Los Manuele Restaurant Catedrales is known for its yummy dishes, great ambiance, and outstanding service. 
  
• Papas Elvira: Papas Elvira is a counter-service restaurant that specializes in classic Moroccan comfort food and homemade cakes.
  
• Cacho and Pepe: Cachoe and Pepe is a small Italian outlet that serves sumptuous Italian cuisine, inspired by the recipes of grandmothers. You can also take cooking lessons at the restaurants.

• Nasrid Palaces: Located 2.7 km away from Granada Cathedral, the Nasrid Palaces are three gorgeous palaces that are characterized by opulent Moorish-style courtyards, reception halls, and royal quarters. 
  
• Monasterio de San Jerónimo: The Monasterio de San Jerónimo is 650 m away from Granada Cathedral. The monastery was constructed in the 1500s and has lavish decorated interiors and two-tier cloisters. 
  
• Patio de Los Leones: Located 3.1 km away from Granada Cathedral, the Patio de Los Leones or the courtyard of the lions is renowned for its famous decorative fountains and water system.  

Delve into the intriguing past of Granada as you walk through the streets of the historic old town. From its charming squares and fragrant gardens to the hidden courtyards, the Old Town of Granada is a gem worth exploring.

Alhambra is a military fortress that is one of the most famous monuments of Islamic architecture and one of the best-preserved palaces of historic Islam in Granada.