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- Explore Granada Cathedral’s spectacular Spanish Renaissance architecture and Gothic floor plan to your heart’s content with flexible duration tickets.
- Be awed by the 3 distinct triumphal arches of the façade. In the sacristy, spot Alonso Cano’s multicolor cedarwood statue Immaculate Conception.
- See kneeling sculptures of Queen Isabel and King Ferdinand in the main chapel, and take your time finding El Greco works on retablo in the Chapel of the Trinity.
- Nestled in the city center, the cathedral is conveniently close to other charming Granada attractions. Plan your perfect day out!
- Add an English audio guide to your experience for a deeper understanding of the cathedral’s stunning artistry and historical significance.
- Explore Granada Cathedral’s spectacular Spanish Renaissance architecture and Gothic floor plan to your heart’s content with flexible duration tickets.
- Be awed by the 3 distinct triumphal arches of the façade. In the sacristy, spot Alonso Cano’s multicolor cedarwood statue Immaculate Conception.
- See kneeling sculptures of Queen Isabel and King Ferdinand in the main chapel, and take your time finding El Greco works on retablo in the Chapel of the Trinity.
- Nestled in the city center, the cathedral is conveniently close to other charming Granada attractions. Plan your perfect day out!
- Add an English audio guide to your experience for a deeper understanding of the cathedral’s stunning artistry and historical significance.
Inclusions
- Entry to Granada Cathedral
- Digital audio guide in English (as per option selected)
- Tip: Looking for a serene break from city exploration? Just 250 meters away from Granada Cathedral lies Plaza de la Trinidad, a verdant park with lots of fountains.
- Strict Dress Code : All guests must wear clothing that covers the shoulders and knees, and take off any hats/caps when entering the Cathedral.
- Please note that the following are not allowed on this tour: eating or drinking, flash photography, smoking, pets.
- Guide dogs are allowed on this experience
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Tickets to Granada Cathedral with Audio Guide
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€11.50
- Gain admission to the iconic Granada Cathedral and explore one of Spain’s finest attractions on a unique self-guided audio tour at your own pace.
- The English audio guide also includes offline content like text and maps on your phone, saving you from any roaming charges during your visit.
- Experience the grandeur of the cathedral, from the imposing exterior at Plaza de las Pasiegas to the artistic marvel, the Passion Altarpiece.
- Hear captivating stories about key attractions like the Main Nave and Royal Chapel, where Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II once resided.
- Gain admission to the iconic Granada Cathedral and explore one of Spain’s finest attractions on a unique self-guided audio tour at your own pace.
- The English audio guide also includes offline content like text and maps on your phone, saving you from any roaming charges during your visit.
- Experience the grandeur of the cathedral, from the imposing exterior at Plaza de las Pasiegas to the artistic marvel, the Passion Altarpiece.
- Hear captivating stories about key attractions like the Main Nave and Royal Chapel, where Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II once resided.
Inclusions
- Entry to the Granada Cathedral
- Self-guided audio tour in English (Android and iOS)
- Offline content (text, audio narration, and maps)
Exclusions
- Smartphone
- Headphones
- Tip: Begin the tour at Plaza de las Pasiegas, a stunning starting point that sets the tone for the journey ahead.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility.
- The audio tour is not compatible with Windows Phones, iPhone 6/6 Plus or older, iPod Touch 6th generation or older, iPad 4th generation or older, iPad Air 1st generation, iPad Mini 3rd generation or older.
- You will need 100 to 150MB of storage space on your phone.
- Download your audio tour on your smartphone prior to your visit to fully enjoy it.
- Please book per device to be used, not per participant.
- Strict Dress Code: Please avoid wearing sleeveless tops, and shorts to the religious site.
- Pets are not allowed inside the venue.
- No tourist visits take place while the service is going on.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Experience Granada's treasures on this 1.5-hour tour, exploring the city's old town and grand Cathedral, the second-oldest in Spain.
- Discover the Granada Cathedral's Corinthian columns and vivid stained glass windows weaving the captivating story of Redemption.
- Stroll through the Old Town and discover charming squares, fragrant gardens, and hidden courtyards as you delve into the heart of the Granada's past.
- Enjoy the convenience of choosing between an English or Spanish-speaking guide, with personal audio systems available for groups of 8 people or more.
- Experience Granada's treasures on this 1.5-hour tour, exploring the city's old town and grand Cathedral, the second-oldest in Spain.
- Discover the Granada Cathedral's Corinthian columns and vivid stained glass windows weaving the captivating story of Redemption.
- Stroll through the Old Town and discover charming squares, fragrant gardens, and hidden courtyards as you delve into the heart of the Granada's past.
- Enjoy the convenience of choosing between an English or Spanish-speaking guide, with personal audio systems available for groups of 8 people or more.
Inclusions
- 1.5-hour guided tour of Granada Cathedral & Old Town
- Expert English or Spanish-speaking guide
- Entry to Granada Cathedral
- Personal audio system for groups of 8 or more
- Tip: Visit ‘Cuesta de los Chinos’, the street with colorful houses. Despite its name, it has no Chinese connection and simply adds a playful surprise to the area.
- Guide dogs are allowed on this tour.
- Minors must be accompanied by adults.
- Note that the following are not allowed during this experience: pets.
- Strict Dress Code: It's required to wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Get an enriching experience of exploring Granada’s monuments such as the Granada Cathedral and Royal Chapel on a small group guided tour.
- Admire the baroque architecture of the first renaissance church of Spain, the Granada Cathedral, commissioned by Isabella of Castile, and explore the areas around.
- Take a walk along the aesthetic Oficios Street, which will lead you to most of the historically significant places in the city of Granada.
- Shop for trinkets and souvenirs in the winding alleys of Alcaicería, an Arabic-style market located in the heart of Granada.
- Visit the mausoleum of the Gothic Royal Chapel, which serves as the resting place of many Spanish and Catholic monarchs, including Queen Isabella I.
- Get a glimpse of the crown of the monarchs, works by artists like Bartolomé Bermejo and Perugino, and other artifacts at the Royal Chapel Museum.
- Get an enriching experience of exploring Granada’s monuments such as the Granada Cathedral and Royal Chapel on a small group guided tour.
- Admire the baroque architecture of the first renaissance church of Spain, the Granada Cathedral, commissioned by Isabella of Castile, and explore the areas around.
- Take a walk along the aesthetic Oficios Street, which will lead you to most of the historically significant places in the city of Granada.
- Shop for trinkets and souvenirs in the winding alleys of Alcaicería, an Arabic-style market located in the heart of Granada.
- Visit the mausoleum of the Gothic Royal Chapel, which serves as the resting place of many Spanish and Catholic monarchs, including Queen Isabella I.
- Get a glimpse of the crown of the monarchs, works by artists like Bartolomé Bermejo and Perugino, and other artifacts at the Royal Chapel Museum.
Inclusions
- French, Spanish, or English-speaking official guide (as per selection)
- Entrance to the Cathedral
- Entrance to the Royal Chapel
- This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users and pram/stroller users.
- Guests are required to wear a mask throughout the tour.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Learn all about the rich history of Granada on a 5-hour guided tour of Alhambra, Generalife, and the Royal Chapel and Cathedral.
- Go on a 12-stop visit to symbolic constructions that provide unparalleled insight into Spain's tenuous political and religious past.
- Follow an expert guide fluent in English, Spanish, or French with a group of up to 20 people.
- Stroll through monumental streets and marketplaces like Calle Oficios and Alcaicería, and imagine life in the city of Medina.
- Behold the legacy and resting places of the Spanish Monarchs in the imposing Cathedral and Royal Chapel.
- Look out at the city from the Sabika Plateau as you walk amongst fascinating remnants of the bygone Nasrid dynasty.
- Learn all about the rich history of Granada on a 5-hour guided tour of Alhambra, Generalife, and the Royal Chapel and Cathedral.
- Go on a 12-stop visit to symbolic constructions that provide unparalleled insight into Spain's tenuous political and religious past.
- Follow an expert guide fluent in English, Spanish, or French with a group of up to 20 people.
- Stroll through monumental streets and marketplaces like Calle Oficios and Alcaicería, and imagine life in the city of Medina.
- Behold the legacy and resting places of the Spanish Monarchs in the imposing Cathedral and Royal Chapel.
- Look out at the city from the Sabika Plateau as you walk amongst fascinating remnants of the bygone Nasrid dynasty.
Inclusions
- Expert guide (English, French, or Spanish)
- Skip-the-line access
- 2-hour tour of the Cathedral and Royal Chapel
- 3-hour tour of the Alhambra and Generalife
This ticket has the following options that you can choose from:
- English-Guided Tour
- Spanish-Guided Tour
- French-Guided Tour
- Personal masks and social distancing is mandatory. All disinfection protocols must be followed as instructed by the guide.
- The maximum size of backpacks or handbags brought should not exceed 40 x 40 inches. The Alhambra does not have a baby carrier or left-luggage service.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Things to know before booking your tickets to Granada Cathedral
- Take guided tours: Consider taking a guided tour for a more in-depth understanding of the cathedral's history and architecture.
- Photography rules: Some sections of the cathedral may have restrictions on photography, especially using flash.
- Watch out for special events: Be aware of any special events or religious ceremonies that might affect visitor access during your planned visit.
- Accessibility constraints: Certain parts of the experience may not be accessible for people with reduced mobility. Please refer to your tickets for additional information.
- Dress code: The Granada Cathedral is a sacred location, and it's a good idea to dress conservatively when you visit the Cathedral. Uncover your head when you enter the cathedral as well.
Why visit Granada Cathedral?
- Architectural marvel: The Granada Cathedral is a beautiful blend of architectural styles. The cathedral’s Renaissance-style dome perfectly complements its Gothic floor plan. This stunning amalgamation of different architectural styles has made the Granada Cathedral one of the most renowned monuments of Southern Spain.
- Rich history: The Granada Cathedral is built on the site of the Great Mosque, and is a living testimony to the end of the six centuries of Muslim dominance that gave way to the Catholic monarchs in the city.
- Artistic innovations: Many artistic innovations characterize the construction of Granada Cathedral. The piers of the Cathedral convey the impression of light and space whereas the whitewash lends an iridescent luminescence to the interiors of Granada Cathedral.
- Symbolism: Be it the main door of the Granada Cathedral or its stained glass windows, every part of the Granada Cathedral is steeped in symbolism and mythology.
Which Granada Cathedral ticket is best for you?
If you are a history buff
Go for: Guided tours
Duration: 1.5-5.5 hours
Access to Royal Chapel: Yes
Guide: Professional Tour Guide/ Audio Guide
- Explore and learn about Granada Cathedral with guided tours.
- A professional guide will tell you about the history, marvelous architecture, and hidden symbolism of Granada Cathedral.
Recommended tours
If you are a solo traveler
Go for: Small group tours
Duration: 1.5 hours
Access to Royal Chapel: No
Guide: Professional Tour Guide
- Meet new people while exploring the Granada Cathedral in small groups of 8.
- An expert guide will share interesting information about the Cathedral’s architecture and history.
Recommended tours
If you are on a budget
Go for: Entry tickets
Duration: Flexible
Access to Royal Chapel: No
Guide: No
- Enjoy entry to Granada Cathedral and spend time exploring the attraction, without worrying about your budget.
- You can take your time and decide the pace at which you want to explore Granada Cathedral.
Recommended tours
If you want to explore beyond
Go for: Combo tours
Duration: 1.5-5.5 hours
Access to Royal Chapel: Yes
Guide: Professional Tour Guide/ Audio Guide
- Go beyond Granada Cathedral and explore nearby attractions.
- A professional guide/audio guide will share information about the different attractions as you go around exploring them.
Recommended tours
Cancellation policy
You can cancel the 1.5-hour Guided tour tickets for Granada Cathedral 24 hours before the experience to get a full refund. All other Granada Cathedral tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
Explore Granada Cathedral
Cathedral
Royal Chapel
Side Chapels
The Cathedral Museum
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.
What to see at Granada Cathedral?
The Cupola
The cupola, or dome of the Granada Cathedral is the most important part of the monument. The dome of the Cathedral is decorated with beautiful stained glass, sculptures, and paintings by Alonso Cano. It also has three gorgeous doors-Ecce Homo, San Jerónimo, and El Perdón.
Puerto del Perdón
The Puerto del Perdón is the main door of Granada Cathedral and Siloé’s masterpiece. Siloé worked on the doorway from 1535 to 1538, and the exquisite craftsmanship of the door is a living testimony to Siloé’s genius as a sculptor, carpenter, and architect.
Stained-Glass Windows
The stained-glass windows of Granada Cathedral are full of complexity and symbolism. They are also extremely valuable pieces of art because of their scarcity and rarity. Rather than looking like paintings drawn on canvas, the paintings on the windows of Granada Cathedral appear like paintings on glass.
The Façade
The main façade of Granada Cathedral was designed in 1667 by Alonso Cano, and features both Baroque and Gothic architectural elements. Some Baroque-inspired elements that can be seen on the façade are the oeil-de-boeuf windows and the ornamentation on top of the plaques and cartouches.
Plan your visit to Granada Cathedral
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Open from 10:00 AM to 8:15 PM from Monday to Saturday. On Sundays and bank holidays, Granada Cathedral opens from 3:00 PM to 6:15 PM.
The Cathedral remains closed on 25th December and 1st January.
Best time to visit: The spring and autumn seasons are the best times to visit Granada Cathedral. During this time, crowds are less and the weather is pleasant.
Address: C. Gran Vía de Colón, 5, 18001 Granada, Spain. Find on maps.
Getting there:
- By bus: 4,8,11, 21, 33, C31, C32, C34, C30, C35
Nearest stop: Gran Vía and Plaza Isabel Católica.
- By taxi: Granada city center is closed to private transport, but taxis are allowed to circulate in the city center.
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.
Budget: Nest Style Granada (400m), Hostal Mesones (260m), Oasis Backpackers Hostel Granada (300m)
Mid-Range: Àurea Catedral (12m), Hotel Boutique La Casa de la Trinidad (180m), Sercotel Palacio de los Gamboa (400m)
Luxury: Hotel Palacio De Santa Paula Autograph Collection (350m), Palacio Gran Viá Royal Hideaway Hotel (140m), Hospes Palacio de los Patos (900m)
- 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.
Old Town
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
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.
Frequently asked questions about Granada Cathedral tickets
How much is a ticket to Granada Cathedral?
Tickets for Granada Cathedral start from €5 and go up to €75. The prices of Granada Cathedral tickets vary according to the different ticket options available and their respective inclusions.
How to book tickets to Granada Cathedral?
You can purchase tickets for Granada Cathedral either online or at the attraction. Purchasing tickets online has many cost advantages. Online tickets are cheaper, you can choose from different offers and you can easily cancel these tickets for a full refund.
Why should I book Granada Cathedral tickets online?
- Different options: You can choose from standard entry tickets, guided tour tickets, or combo tour tickets. Combo tour tickets let you club your visit to Granada Cathedral with other attractions.
- Convenience: Booking Granada Cathedral tickets online and in advance can help you get a better price. You can also choose the date and time that works best for you.
- Discounts and offers: You will find many discounts and offers for Granada Cathedral tickets online. These offers and discounts may not be available for offline purchases.
- Cancellation policy: Online tickets can easily be canceled to get a full refund.
- Guaranteed entry: Since online tickets are booked in advance, you are guaranteed admission to Granada Cathedral. During peak season, offline tickets may not be available, but this will not be the case for Granada Cathedral tickets that are purchased online.
What do Granada Cathedral tickets include?
Standard entry tickets for Granada Cathedral only include access to the Cathedral. But if you purchase guided tour tickets you can get access to other attractions such as the Royal Chapel and the Alhambra.
Do Granada Cathedral tickets allow entry to other attractions?
Combo tour tickets such as the 5.5-hour guided tour of Granada Cathedral, Royal Chapel, and the Alhambra include entry to other attractions. But standard entry tickets to Granada Cathedral don't give entry access to other attractions
What is the cancellation policy for Granada Cathedral tickets?
You can cancel the 1.5-hour guided tour Granada Cathedral tickets 24 hours before the experience begins to get a full refund. All other Granada Cathedral tickets can neither be canceled nor rescheduled.
What are Granada Cathedral's opening hours?
Granada Cathedral is open from 10:00 AM to 8:15 PM from Monday to Saturday. On Sundays and bank holidays, Granada Cathedral is open from 3:00 PM to 6:15 PM.
How long does it take to complete a Granada Cathedral tour?
The duration of your Granada Cathedral tour depends on the kind of ticket you have purchased. Based on the Granada Cathedral tickets available, a complete tour of the attraction can take around 1-2 hours.