Granada would not be Granada without the Alhambra, the main monument that attracts thousands of tourists every day in this charming city.

One of the essential places you have to visit during your stay in Granada, whether in winter or summer, at night or day, is undoubtedly the viewpoint of San Nicolás.

In the traditional gypsy neighborhood of Granada, thanks to the Sacromonte Caves Museum, you can learn more about what it was like to live in these cave-houses.

In the Iberian Peninsula there is only one Nazari alhóndiga that has been preserved in its integrity. It is the Corral del Carbón of Granada. Currently located in the city centre, near the Alcaicería and the Cathedral, it is a building constructed during the Nasrid reign, in the 14th century, where under the name of…

In the old Jewish quarter of Granada called Realejo, a few steps from our school, you can visit for free two very interesting sites that bear the name of Santo Domingo: the Church and the Royal Room.

The Palacio de los Córdova is a building located on the Cuesta del Chapiz, in the fascinating neighborhood of Albaicín, the ancient nucleus of Muslim Granada, declared a World Heritage Site in 1984.

What is known in Granada as Alcaicería (artisanal market) is what remains of the Grand Bazaar of the Nasrid period that stretched centuries ago from Plaza Nueva to Plaza Bib-Rambla.