- The Royal Chapel allows walk in visitors, but availability varies through the day. Booking ahead ensures you enter at your preferred time. This is especially useful if you are planning a combined visit with the Cathedral or other Granada attractions.
- The standard entry gives you access to the main chapel, the royal tombs, the crypt and the museum rooms. It also includes an audio guide app for your phone, which helps you follow a structured route and understand the history without joining a group.
- The Royal Chapel does not offer a formal skip the line system. Queues are usually manageable, but mornings are busier. Entry ticket holders scan their QR codes at the entrance. Guided visitors meet their guide at the designated point and enter together.
- Choose the entry ticket if you prefer a quiet, flexible visit with time to pause at objects that interest you. Choose the guided visit if you want expert narration that connects the chapel to the surrounding streets, the old mosque site and the political history of the Catholic Monarchs.
- The guided visit includes access to La Madraza, a historic Nasrid university building near the chapel. This helps you understand the shift from Islamic to Christian Granada in a single walk. It is an upgrade worth considering if you enjoy layered storytelling.
- The entry ticket is marked as wheelchair accessible. The guided visit includes some outdoor walking and areas with steps, especially within La Madraza. If you have reduced mobility, check the route details before booking.
