06 churches and monuments · 8 centuries of faith · 1 city
Faith made beautiful ,
preserved in stone
The Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, Sacromonte, La Cartuja, San Jerónimo, and San Nicolás. Six places of worship that stand as a living testament to the Christian faith in Granada
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01 · The Six Monuments
Six temples
Essential,
just one city
Centuries of faith, art, and devotion preserved in stone. Each monument has its own hours and character. Skip-the-line tickets
06 / monuments
Granada Cathedral
individual
€10.00
Duration
~ 60 min
Royal Chapel of Granada
Individual
€7.00
Duration
~ 45 min
Sacromonte Abbey
Individual
€7.00
Duration
~ 75 min
Royal Monastery of Saint Jerome
Individual
€7.00
Duration
~ 50 min
The Carthusian Monastery
individual
€7.00
Duration
~ 50 min
Church and Tower of San Nicolás
individual
€3.00
Duration
~ 30 min
Combined Ticket · Official Offer
Six Temples, One Path
Save up to 19.5%
With a single combined ticket, visit the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, the Sacromonte Abbey, the Royal Monastery of San Jerónimo, the Carthusian Monastery, and the Church of San Nicolás. A one-of-a-kind journey through faith and heritage
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Combined adult price.
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Silentia: Beyond the Visit
A nighttime sensory experience at the Cartuja Monastery. Light, sound, and contemplation envelop thirty visitors in silence for fifty minutes. Capacity is deliberately limited.
35
Seats per session
50 min
Duration
Thu–Sat
9:30 p.m.
03 · Private Tours
Discover Granada through its historical figures
Exclusive tours for groups of 15 or more, with an official guide and access to chapels and rooms that are usually closed to the public.
Guided Tour of the Cathedral and Chapel
Discovering each of its secrets, its history, and its hidden corners. A visit that will leave a lasting impression.
Sacromonte Tour
One of Granada's most iconic neighborhoods. Catacombs, collegiate churches, and the best views of the Albaicín.
Isabel La Católica Route
Discover the personality of one of history's most influential women through the places that shaped her reign in Granada.
Guided Tour of San Juan de Dios.
The Journey of the Hospitable Saint Through 16th-Century Granada: Architecture, Charity, and Renaissance Spirituality.
Our visitors
What those who have already been here
The Carthusian Monastery
"Highly recommended. It's a bit far from downtown, but you can get there quickly by public transportation. The building is beautiful and well-maintained, although it's worth noting that some of the rooms feel a bit stark, as they're like exhibition halls with paintings in various styles."
Sacromonte Abbey
"I really liked it. The caves and the artifacts were very interesting. Thanks to the guide’s explanation, you get a much better understanding of the whole site."
Granada Cathedral
"The building is part of the cathedral complex and was the first structure to be built. The three large arches on the facade provide a spectacular prelude."
Monastery of St. Jerome
"A real treat for the senses. We took the guided tour, and I highly, highly recommend it. A true gem I’d never visited before."
The Carthusian Monastery
"You leave in awe—what a wonderful visit, and for such a small price. The sacristy, considered the most beautiful in the world, is truly a sight to behold."
04 · Why Book Here
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Help preserve it
Speed
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Trust
Official website of the Archdiocese. Every admission fee helps preserve these churches.
Comfort
Please make a reservation before your visit.
Best Price
Save up to 19.5% with the official combo ticket. Best price guaranteed.
05 · Plan Your Visit
Everything you need
before your pilgrimage
How to Get There
Granada is accessible by high-speed train (AVE), bus, and plane. The historic center is best explored on foot.
Languages
Audio guide in ES · EN · FR · DE · IT · JP. Guided tours in 6 languages.
Accessibility
Some monuments have architectural barriers. Please check before booking.
Best moment
Mornings from Tuesday through Thursday. Avoid noon and weekends and holidays.