Destination Guide Refined by  Name: M from above to remove selectionAttraction Monuments + Museums (7) Sightseeing + Tours (4)  Title Keyword
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| Mirador de San Nicolas Espaldas, s/n, Granada, 18009 |  |
Held as one of the most beautiful locations in the country of Spain, the city of Granada is the exotic best that you can get anywhere in all of Europe. Situated in the region of Andalusia, in the southern part of the cou... more
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| Monasterio de la Cartuja Paseo de la Cartuja, s/n, Granada, 18011 |  |
Although not in the tourist area the Carthusian Monastery is well worth a visit. The facade is not very impressive, (the best view being from the rear) walking through the 16th century arch into a courtyard, the main bui... more
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| Monasterio-Iglesia de San Jeronimo Rector Lopez Argueta, 9, Granada, 18002 | |
This is one of Spain's hidden gems of Renaissance architecture, mainly the work of the prolific Diego de Siloe, who designed the convent with its elegant cloisters and the church as well. Once again it was the Catholic M... more
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| Murallas del Albayzin Plaza Mariana Pineda, 10, Granada, 18009 | |
The city of Granada is one of the most mesmerizing and stunning destinations in Spain. Forming a part of Andalusia, which is located in the southern part of the Spain, Granada reflects a history chequered with exoticism ... more
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| Museo Arqueologico y Etnologico Carrera del Darro, 43, Granada, 18010 | |
The setting could hardly be more lovely: a beautiful Renaissance mansion with an impressive plateresque façade - the Casa de Castril . Inside, you'll...
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| Museo Casa de Los Tiros Cementerio de Santa Escolastica, 3, Granada, 18009 | |
The House of Shots is a fortresslike palace that is Renaissance in its architecture, dating from the 1500s. Its name comes from the musket barrels protruding from its facade. Once it was owned by a noble family who was g... more
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| Museo de Bellas Artes Real de la Alhambra, s/n, (Palacio de Carlos V), Granada, 18009 | |
Even though it's located on the Alhambra hill, you don't have to be visiting the Alhambra complex to come in here. In fact, it's better if you make a totally separate visit because...
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| Museo de la Alhambra Real de la Alhambra, s/n, (Palacio de Carlos V), Granada, 18009 | |
Come here directly after visiting the Nasrid Palaces on your tour of the Alhambra. It'll help you to bring the place to life. You'll find an interesting collection of furniture...
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| Museo de la Zambra Camino del Sacromonte, 9, Granada, 18010 | |
It's worth making a journey up to Sacromonte to see this atmospheric cave museum - a temple to the gypsy art of flamenco. The collection of costumes, instruments, accessories...
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| Museo de los Pisa Convalecencia, 1, Granada, 18009 | |
Due to his charitable work for the poor and the uncared for, he was loved and endeared by the Pisa and Osorio family. He started to collect the donations by begging for alms but later he did not need to beg as he was alw... more
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