Besides the world famous Alhambra and the Albaicín quarter, designated World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Granada also has a magnificent cathedral built in the XVI century.
Granada is a monumental city, and visiting The Capilla Real, The Monasterio de la Cartuja or The Monastery of San Jerónimo are also a must. Even so, the whole monuments of historical value that you will find in every corner of the city are Granada’s best assets.
Granada is the city of the great poet Federico Garcia Lorca, a city you’ll find is "open all year". Whenever you decide to travel, you’ll always find events to enjoy. Among the most famous: The International Festival of Music and Dance, The International Festival of Jazz, the Hocus Pocus Magic Festival or The Tango Festival. Its most famous celebrations are the Easter Celebration and the Corpus Christi Celebration.
In Granada you will discover "the art of tapas". At Granada’s tapas bars you’ll get a sample to taste Granada’s typical kitchen free of charge with all your consumptions. Granada has a large number of restaurants and bars where you can taste delicious dishes: crumbs, beans with ham, tortilla Sacromonte, gazpacho, cheese or the delicious Serrano Ham ...
Granada is a "University City", which makes it a city that never sleeps. Being one of the most liked destinations for all students in Spain, Granada is a young, welcoming, outgoing and friendly city.





