Best places: Religions in Granada, Spain

18th-century church features stunning Baroque details, frescoes & a soaring, embellished dome.

Built in the 1600s & with an ornate interior, this church is home to the city's venerated saint.

Lavish Renaissance cathedral with a gold-&-white interior, known for its stained-glass domed chapel.

Elaborate 1500s mausoleum for Catholic royalty, including Ferdinand & Isabella, plus a museum.

👍👍 Its style is more simple than the ones of other near churches, I would say more Classic. Not much paintings or statues inside. Windows are particularly fair.

👍👍 Went there for mass on Christmas 2018 and had my rosary blessed. Will never forget this moment and remember forever

👍👍 I like this church a lot about it’s design and arts work. The paintings and sculptures are stunning and the tall ceiling makes the church grand and beautiful. I strongly recommend it.

Grand 1500s royal monastery with a lavishly decorated Renaissance interior & 2-tiered cloisters.

👍👍 Charming church next o the massive Cathedral of Granada with its magnificent architecture and detail. Located near the Ermita area of Granada which boasts shops and markets as well as a very colourful spice market. It was surprising quiet when I was there so I had the tranquility and time to take i...

👍👍 It was close when I walked Into this area. But it looks lovely.

👍👍 Beautiful convent. Very peaceful. Visited as part of a walking tour and so happy we got to try the super delicious pastries. Ring the bell and wait, then you will be shown a menu of the various treats, put your money down and then you get your treats! Cocos and magdalenas were absolutely delicious

👍👍 There’s one thing you can say about the pious Christians of Granada if there is enough space, then build a beautiful cathedral or at least a large church and Santos Justo is no exception - located snugly by the school of law - two professions that were the backbone of Europe. Amazing Baroque entranc...

👍👍 Beautiful Mudejar and Renaissance style church. It is located in a privileged place at the foot of the Alhambra and the Albaicin neighborhood on the Paseo de los Tristos. In the middle of the Darro River that makes its way to Granada. It is home to several brotherhoods, which have their great treasu...

👍👍 Beautiful church, located in the Albaicin neighborhood. 16th century Renaissance church in Mudejar style built on an old mosque. Next to the side door there is a 13th century cistern with a capacity of approximately 90 cubic meters. In the complex, the reuse of Roman column shafts has been detected....

👍👍 Well, they have put up a marvelous Cross, that's why they have the First Prize.

This centuries-old, Catholic church features an elaborate facade & gilded religious statues.

👍👍 I cannot believe this isn't packed with tourists. This was amazing. You ring a doorbell and for €5 you get a personal tour of the first Catholic structure in Granada. It is amazing inside and was hands-down the most unexpected and interesting part of our trip. If the crowds of the Alhambra make you...

👍 It is a small church in the Albaycin. In it is the work of José de Mora, a crucified of a spectacular realism

Mosque turned Catholic church in the early 17th century, with an elaborate baroque-style altar.

👍👍 It is. A very small church, it is really the chapel of the monastery. Very pretty if you pass through the door it is worth seeing. There are also the carvings that go out in procession