Catedral con bella fachada, aunque me extrañó el que en su interior todo incluso las columnas de piedra estaban encaladas, tal vez para que la luz exterior iluminara mejor, tenía muchos altares y pinturas, lamenté no haber podido ver la capilla de la Reina Isabel por desconocimiento. No obstante recomiendo su visita y el de todo su entorno urbano.

Catedral que al entrar da la impresión de una grandiosidad arquitectónica sin alma. El alma la descubres cuando inicias el conocimiento de sus hermosas capillas laterales; el coro y la parte central. Me quedó una grata y bonita impresión. Mereció la pena verla.

Compramos las entradas y lleva incluido,un QR, donde puedes descargar una audioguía (llévate auriculares). Es impresionante por dentro y por fuera. Las imágenes,los órganos centrales,todo precioso,no hay que dejar de visitarla,si vas a Granada.

Impresionante monumento histórico muy bien conservado. Es tan impresionante tanto por fuera como por dentro. La fachada es gótica e incrementa su majestuosidad por la noche gracias a la iluminación. Sus alrededores son muy concurridos a cualquier hora del día. Dentro de encuentran las tumbas de los Reyes Católicos aunque el acceso es independiente y se debe pagar por su acceso.

Descomunal. Impresionante. Todo Granada en general fue una gran sorpresa. La catedral te deja sin palabras. El valor de la entrada es de 7 euros (dic 25) pero tenes alguna promo si compras varios monumentos

Una catedral increíble, realmente preciosa llena de obras de arte con unas columnas gigantes que impresionan es una de las iglesias más grandes del mundo y el templo gótico más grande de Europa En su altar mayor se encuentra un retablo dorado enorme, uno de los más bellos del mundo. En su interior está la tumba de Cristóbal Colón. Hoy la catedral es Patrimonio de la Humanidad y un lugar que combina historia, arte y fe en el corazón de la ciudad.

Martha Ackroyd

Amazing architectural building!! The inside is a gorgeous selection of styles in every chapel, which have been commissioned by the different Guilds in Granada. Even in our weekend visit enough space to stand and stare and take the beauty of the place!

+4

Va

Amazing! All the arts are impressive. We were so lucky to get in when there was an organ performance at the church.

Haripoom Prasutchai

We were on a trip to Andalucia. Granada being our last stop, this cathedral is probably the fifth one we saw out of all of the gorgeous, eclectic cathedrals we’d seen during this trip. That said, I do not regret paying 7 euros to see this because the completely blew my mind—so serene yet so distinct from all of the cathedrals I’ve visited in Europe.

Pedalwerk “James Bibey”

I went for Mass and a brief sight-seeing visit. The service was very accessible as a tourist (although no translation was offered, and no hymn sheet for the 2 hymns). The homily was thoughtful. The music (led by the organ) was great, especially given the lack of choir at the time of year that I visited. The space is breathtaking in scale, and really beautiful, with interesting history.

Arup Bhattacharya

After visiting many cathedral we were surprised to see the richest inside and enjoyed it with the audio guide

+10

Greg Alford

Spectacular white marble cathedral. One of a kind absolutely stunning and a must visit. Whatever you do make sure you go to the crypt next door also called the Royal Chapel Ferdinand and Isabel are buried some of the most elaborate tombs in the world.

+36

Hank Johnson

The scope, scale & interior height of the cathedral needs to be experienced in person! At €7 per person it’s a fantastic $$ value (one of the best I’ve experienced in Europe ). I agree with comments from other 5⭐️ posts. It’s a must see! Give yourself time to take in the cathedral & how people have worshipped here thru time. Bonus: Class A tapas places nearby!

+3

Leydjenne Carter

This cathedral is a must-see if you’re visiting Granada! It’s absolutely gorgeous! The tickets are totally worth it and include an audio tour which is so interesting and fun to listen to!

+27

Patty Ellis

Beautiful cathedral in the heart of Granada. There is a smaller and darker church area which is free to enter, and the much grander cathedral which costs 7 euros per person. It is not as pretty as the cathedrals in Seville or segovia and certainly doesn't compare with La Sagrada Familia, but it is a very grand space with some beautiful decorations.

+27

Gonzo Realtor Marbella

Just had the most incredible morning exploring the Cathedral of Granada! 🤩 It's hard to believe this stunning place is 600 years old, with so much history and beauty packed inside. I spent ages just soaking it all in, imagining all the people who have walked these halls before me. ✨ Definitely a must-see if you're ever in Spain! #Granada #Cathedral #SpanishHistory #TravelGoals 🇪🇸

+4

Julian Bennett

Awesome building 200 years in the making. One of the largest cathedrals we've ever seen. Much less ornate than many others too. The scale is the impressive thing. Even the ancient choir books are 2m by 1m. Much restoration going on and the results are obvious. Beautiful.

Ricardo Lopes

One of the finest monuments of the Spanish Renaissance. The Cathedral of Granada is breathtaking in scale and detail: from its monumental façade to the luminous interior, sustained by towering columns and soaring vaults. The contrast between the pristine white of the nave and the opulent gilded altarpieces creates a truly unique atmosphere. Highlights include: The Main Chapel, crowned with a celestial blue dome and a magnificent silver tabernacle. The baroque organs, among the most splendid in Spain. The side chapels, home to treasures such as the moving Pietà and richly decorated retables. The interplay of natural light and stained glass, filling the vast space with serenity and grandeur. A visit here is not only an encounter with art and architecture, but also a profound journey through the spiritual and historical legacy of post-Reconquest Granad Tip: Allow at least 90 minutes to explore — every chapel reveals a different story. Without doubt, an unmissable experience when in Granada.

+7

Gwendolina Leendertse

Inside and outside and the surrounding is super beaitifull with nice details, amazing pilars, paintings, gobble streets and lovely square, packed in the centre with lots of tiny shops with herbs, tipical Spanisch restaurants and coffeeshops.

+10

Ramesh Hira

Lovely historic building, very well maintained. Audio tours available in multiple languages on your own mobile device. Lots of photo opportunities if you love architecture

+4

Anna Dudnik

Wow, the moment I stepped into Granada’s Cathedral, it felt like the Renaissance itself was whispering stories through every golden arch and soaring column. The sheer scale of this place is jaw-dropping, with its intricate chapels and that dazzling main altar stealing the show. Did you know it was built right over the city’s old mosque, blending centuries of history into one epic space? Grab a ticket for €6 (audio guide included, totally worth it!) and go early to beat the crowds—trust me, you’ll want time to soak in every detail. Don’t skip the Royal Chapel next door; it’s a must for the full vibe. Bring comfy shoes for all the wandering and maybe a coffee from a nearby plaza to fuel your awe.

+4

Lockie Hunter

Wow! Wow! Wow! Ridiculously beautiful. I have seen lots of castles and cathedrals in Europe and this one just seemed very special. We had a wonderful tour with our guide Manuel, and he knew so much about the cathedral, but it was also fascinating because it spans architectural styles (mostly Renaissance) since it took some time for it to be built. A special note is the organ, which is magnificently beautiful. And the white stonework shines as a backdrop to all of the gilded art...it was really like visiting a museum! Again, one of the most impressive cathedrals I have ever had the privilege to tour. Check out these photos! It’s just dripping with beauty, even though some of it is over the top architecturally. But… It’s a cathedral, it’s supposed to be full of beauty and elegance to celebrate this earth and the heavens.

+33

Kinan Rostom

The Cathedral of Granada is an amazing place to visit. Right in the center of the city, the building is huge and beautiful, with impressive architecture that mixes Renaissance and Baroque styles. When you walk inside, you’re greeted by tall white columns, golden decorations, and colorful stained-glass windows. Everything feels grand and peaceful at the same time. Each chapel inside has its own special artwork and history, making it really interesting to explore. The Cathedral was built on the site of an old mosque, so it also tells the story of Granada’s history and culture after the Reconquista. Right next to it, the Royal Chapel is also worth seeing—this is where Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand are buried. It’s a good idea to spend at least an hour here and maybe use an audio guide to learn more about the details. Going early in the day is best if you want to enjoy it without the crowds. Overall, the Cathedral of Granada is a beautiful and important place that you should definitely visit when in the city.

+36

denisa rafalowski

One of the most magical cathedrals I’ve ever been to. Simply spectacular. Has a very relaxing positive feel inside not oppressive and dark like some Spanish cathedrals. Wow factor of columns, ceiling chandelier, silver altars and mind blowing detailing.

+13

Impresionante monumento lleno de historia, con un estado de conservación excelente. De las fachadas mas bonitas que he visto de Catedrales, aunque al estar tan en el centro se siente que la vista no es del todo clara al haber edificaciones tan cerca. La fachada, de estilo gótico, es preciosa tanto de día como de noche, aunque de noche luce aún más bonita. Los alrededores siempre están llenos de vida, con turistas y locales, además de terrazas que invitan a disfrutar del ambiente. Una visita imprescindible justo en el mismo centro de Granada.

Es una catedral hermosa, pero no tenía muchas cosas para ver. Lo problema es que vimos un día antes la mezquita-catedral de Córdoba, que es increíble, así que en comparación, no nos fue tan interesante esta catedral. En este sentido, entrar valió más la pena para saber lo que tenía dentro, pues no disfrutamos mucho de la experiencia.

Situada en pleno centro de Granada y con entrada por la Gran Vía, está considerada como la primera iglesia renacentista de España. Fundada el 21 de mayo de 1492 por voluntad de los Reyes Católicos. La fachada principal, es a barroca trazada por Alonso Cano en 1667 organizada e en tres espectaculares arcos con casetones que recuerdan los de la capilla mayor e incluso, los arcos de triunfo romanos. Tenía proyectadas dos torres que al final se quedó en una sola, quedándose en 57 metros de alto en lugar de los 81 previstos

s vivekananda

It is a large Roman Catholic cathedral in the city of Granada, Spain and seat of the Archdiocese of Granada. Unlike most cathedrals in Spain, construction was not begun until the sixteenth century in 1518 in the centre of the old Muslim Medina. Picturesque place. Must see place. Popular place, lots of tourists and locals. Entry fees charged, long queues, book ahead

Enero 2026. La entrada cuesta 7 euros y te dan un enlace con la entrada para que te descargues la audioguia. En mi caso fue un sonoro fracaso. Tuve que realizar toda la visita sin que el móvil pudiera descargar la famosa audioguia. Y las personas que habían a mi alrededor tardaban bastante en conseguirlo. Un punto negativo por un servicio tan deficiente. La Catedral merece una visita pero si tienes poco tiempo y tienes que priorizar la visita, La Cartuja es mejor. La primera Catedral se sitúa en La Alhambra, tras la conquista de Granada por los Reyes Católicos. Más tarde por los deseos de Isabel la católica se trasladaria al centro de Granada. Esta dedicada a Santa Maria de la Encarnación.

Imane KOJAK

Cathedral. A cathedral that looked magnificent. However, I didn’t see any of it because I find it completely inappropriate to charge so much for the Lord’s house. God’s values have changed. And all that, it’s not very Christian. For those who don’t want to pay so much, there’s another one right next door. Same building, door a little to the left when you exit. I’m a student, 5 euros, 1 kebabs.