Updated: 22 October 2026
The Tickets Granada Cristiana Combined Ticket lets you group a visit to up to six Christian monuments in Granada into a single purchase, with savings of up to 28% compared with individual tickets and the freedom to choose your own dates and times.
Granada is a city that is felt, breathed and, above all, lived through its historical legacy. Walking its streets is a journey back in time, where art, spirituality and architecture tell the story of the Renaissance and the Baroque. For those who want to immerse themselves in this heritage without complications, this is your guide to making the most of the Granada combined ticket.
What is the Tickets Granada Cristiana Combined Ticket?
The Combined Ticket is a joint ticket offered by Tickets Granada Cristiana, the official ticketing website for the monuments of the Archdiocese of Granada. It lets you select and group the monuments you want to visit in a single purchase. In a couple of clicks you plan your cultural itinerary, choose which places to see and on which dates, and set the pace of your trip.
Monuments you can include in your route
With your multiple-entry ticket you hold the key to six heritage gems. Here is what awaits you at each one.
1. Granada Cathedral: the Renaissance at its finest
Built on the site of the former great mosque, the Cathedral is a masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance architecture. The architect Diego de Siloé worked on it, and it stands out for its vast proportions, its Corinthian pillars, the light that streams in through its stained-glass windows and its majestic Main Chapel. After closing because of the August 2026 earthquakes, it reopened to tourist visits on 11 September. Special rates apply until 28 November 2026 because of the Kerygma exhibition. Check the opening hours before you go.
2. The Royal Chapel: the final resting place of the Catholic Monarchs
Next to the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel is a late Gothic monument of exceptional historical weight. It holds the Carrara marble mausoleums of Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon. Its sacristy-museum houses Queen Isabella’s crown and sceptre, along with valuable Flemish paintings.
3. Monastery of San Jerónimo: one of the first churches after the conquest
Founded in the years following the Conquest of Granada, it is an oasis of calm known for the beauty of its cloisters. In the church you can admire its impressive main altarpiece and the tomb of Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, the famous “Gran Capitán”.
4. Cartuja Monastery: a Baroque jewel
On the outskirts of the centre, the Monastery of the Assumption, known as the Cartuja of Granada, was built over several centuries. Its sacristy is considered one of the most beautiful in Spain, with marble, stucco and paintings that captivate the eye.
5. Sacromonte Abbey: spirituality among caves and legends
On Mount Valparaíso, the Sacromonte Abbey is the heart of mystical Granada. Its foundation in the early 17th century is tied to the discovery of the Lead Books and the relics of San Cecilio, the patron saint of Granada. During your visit you can walk through the Holy Caves, a unique place of pilgrimage.
6. Church and Tower of San Nicolás: the best views in the city
In the heart of the Albaicín, the Church of San Nicolás has a historic charm of its own, but the real reward is climbing its tower. From there you get a panoramic view of the Alhambra with the Sierra Nevada behind it.
At a glance
| Monument | Highlights | More information |
|---|---|---|
| Cathedral | Renaissance architecture, Main Chapel and Corinthian pillars | View page |
| Royal Chapel | Mausoleums of the Catholic Monarchs and sacristy-museum | View page |
| San Jerónimo | Cloisters, main altarpiece and tomb of the Gran Capitán | View page |
| Cartuja | Baroque art and sacristy | View page |
| Sacromonte Abbey | Holy Caves and Lead Books | View page |
| San Nicolás and its Tower | Views of the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada | View page |
How to plan your Christian Granada route
With so much heritage, it pays to plan ahead. To dig deeper into each corner, browse our news and events section, where we share curiosities about every monument. If you are weighing up how long to stay, our guide to what to see in Granada in 2 days will help.
Suggested weekend itinerary
- Day 1 (historic centre): start the morning at the Cathedral, then visit the Royal Chapel. In the afternoon, head to the Monastery of San Jerónimo for its cloisters and church.
- Day 2 (Cartuja, Sacromonte and Albaicín): spend the morning at the Cartuja Monastery. Then visit the Sacromonte Abbey and finish the day by climbing the Tower of San Nicolás in the Albaicín.
Tip: this order is only a suggestion. Opening hours can vary by monument and season, so check the opening hours page when you pick your dates. Travelling with children? See our family plan for Christian Granada.
Benefits of buying your tickets together
Buying the Combined Ticket is not only about organisation. Here are the advantages of doing it through the official channel:
- Savings: when you select several monuments in one purchase, the system applies discounts of up to 28% compared with individual tickets.
- Digital convenience: your cultural route is gathered in a single purchase and you receive your tickets in digital format.
- Flexibility: you set the pace and spread your visits over the days that best suit your trip.
- Official channel: you buy on the official ticketing website for the monuments of the Archdiocese of Granada, with up-to-date prices, hours and conditions.
How much individual tickets cost
For comparison, individual rates are: general admission €7; reduced €5 (students under 25 and people with a recognised disability); free for children under 12 at the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, the Cartuja, the Abbey and San Jerónimo. The Church of San Nicolás has a single rate of €3. Until 28 November 2026 the Cathedral applies special rates because of the Kerygma exhibition. Always check the rates page for the current price.
How to buy your Combined Ticket step by step
- Go to the official Tickets Granada Cristiana website.
- Open the Combined Ticket section.
- Select the monuments you want in your route.
- Choose the dates and times that fit your itinerary.
- Enter the number of visitors and complete the payment securely.
Combined Ticket FAQs
What is the Tickets Granada Cristiana Combined Ticket?
It is a joint ticket, available on the official ticketing website for the monuments of the Archdiocese of Granada, that lets you group your visit to several of the city’s Christian monuments into a single purchase.
Which monuments can I include?
Up to six: the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, the Monastery of San Jerónimo, the Cartuja Monastery, the Sacromonte Abbey and the Church and Tower of San Nicolás.
How much can I save with the Combined Ticket?
Up to 28% compared with buying tickets separately. The final price is calculated automatically when you choose your monuments at checkout.
Can I spread my visits over several days?
Yes. During checkout you choose the monuments, dates and times, so you can adapt the route to your trip.
Is Granada Cathedral open?
The Cathedral reopened to tourist visits on 11 September 2026, after closing because of the August earthquakes. Special rates apply until 28 November 2026 because of the Kerygma exhibition. Opening hours can change, so it is best to check them before you go.
How much does an individual ticket cost?
General admission is €7 and the reduced rate is €5 (students under 25 and people with a recognised disability). Children under 12 enter free at the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, the Cartuja, the Sacromonte Abbey and San Jerónimo. The Church of San Nicolás has a single rate of €3. Cathedral rates are special until 28 November 2026.
How do I buy the Combined Ticket?
Go to the Combined Ticket section of the official website, select your monuments, choose dates and times, enter the number of visitors and complete the payment.
Your journey into history starts here
Granada asks to be explored with calm, admiration and respect for its past. The Combined Ticket is designed for travellers who want a deep cultural experience: don’t let history be told to you, live it first-hand.
Ready to plan your getaway? Choose your monuments and buy the Combined Ticket. If you need help organising a group visit or want more information, call us on +34 958 21 59 09. We look forward to welcoming you to the city where art and faith became eternal.
