This spectacular Renaissance church - the only one of its kind in Spain - features a beautiful stained glass rotunda.

It is very well a special experience to visit the Cave Museum of Sacromonte, an ethnographic museum dealing with the typical and traditional form of living of the gypysies (and not only) of the...

This beautiful Renaissance palace was built in the 1530s and is located in the Alhambra complex adjacent to the better-known Nasrid palaces.

The pamphlet which gives information about the house doesn't mention the need to book ahead but as there are group bookings it is best to ring and make a time. The entry price of a few Euros includes...

The Real Chancillería (High Court) presents an elegant interior courtyard designed by Diego de Siloé. Built at the same time as the surrounding Plaza Nueva during the 1530s, its austere Renaissance façade suited its purpose as a prison and house of justice. Two galleries flank the courtyard -- the lower one featuring half-barrel arches supported by marble Doric columns and the upper one a stone balustrade and cornice decorated by carved stone leaves. A dungeon under the main staircase is where the executioner used to await the court's decisions. Admission: free

Granada's central plaza, lined with shops, restaurants and cafes.

Enjoy a walk through History while you take delight of our three water rooms and our resting room to make your relax complete. The complete session lasts for one and a half hours. These are the rooms that you will find in the Hammam: Warm room, Cold room, Lukewarm room and Resting room. This complementary service consists on fifteen minutes of a relaxing massage that will make the stress of your diary life disappear. The aromatherapy is included with the massage: aromatherapy is the art of relaxing, calming the pains, and strengthening the health and beauty by means of aromatic fragrances.