Best places: Religions in Granada, Spain

Built in 1525, this simple Gothic church on a hill is best known for its adjacent viewpoint.

👍👍 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...

👍👍 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...

👍👍 CHURCH OF EL SALVADOR – COURTYARD OF THE MAIN MOSQUE OF THE ALBAICÍN. The current Church is located in the upper part of the Albaicín in Granada, and was built on the Greater Mosque of the Albaicín built in the 13th century by the Muslims who came from Baeza, and was considered one of the most beau...

👍 Between the two towers there is an iron cross whose base is the severed head of a Moor from Granada. A detail of the conquest of Granada by the Catholic kings. The square was the base for the conquest of Granada and from there you can see the four fortified gates that gave access to the military ca...

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

👍👍 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

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

Long-standing, historic monastery dating to 1683 in tranquil, picturesque surroundings.

👍👍 One of the small and secluded churches (pun intended) in the center of Granada. The Augustinian Recollect friars have had this community for many years. Always cared for, daily Mass, attention to visitors. Portentous Lord tied to the column and carving of Saint Rita with great devotion. Father Alfre...

👍👍 I write about the Mucar Kitchen that the Carmelite mothers have. Asian food to order, very convenient, everything via WhatsApp and with various payment methods. Very formal and very friendly. The food is delicious and tasty. Everyone who wants to go and try this food to pick up and eat at home is en...

👍👍 Huge Gothic Mudejar style church built in 1517 on the remains of the so-called Mosque of the Conversos, whose minaret from the Almohad period (13th century) was converted into a bell tower. This was the first church in the recently conquered city of Granada, initially consecrating the old mosque to...

👍 It was one of the first churches built on an old mosque in Granada in the 16th century. Next to the building we can find one of the largest cisterns in the area.

👍👍 Convent that suffered serious damage with the confiscation. They allow you to take photos in their temple, of course. In it there are beautiful images of the Granada School of Sculpture, the work of Siloé, Alonso Cano... Although its church was destroyed with the confiscation, the one that replaced...

👍👍 Un lugar maravilloso. Recientemente acondicionado gracias a la cofradía de Jesús en su entrada en Jerusalén y Nuestra Señora de la Paz (Borriquilla) en dos tercios de su nave central. Aún queda mucho por hacer pero es fantástico como ha quedado. Además cuenta con obras de gran valor escultórico y pi...

Founded in 1520 & rebuilt after a fire in 1678, this convent houses nuns of the Dominican order.