Granada Cathedral is a large Renaissance cathedral in the city centre of Granada, Andalusia, Spain, begun in the early sixteenth century. Its facade and rounded Capilla Mayor are the main photographic subjects. The adjacent Capilla Real holds the tombs of the Catholic Monarchs. The cathedral charges an entry fee and has opening hours that vary by day, so visitors check catedraldegranada.com. Interior photography rules vary; flash is typically not allowed. Plaza de Bib-Rambla, a short walk away, has fountains and flower stalls. The area is flat and walkable.
| Best time | Morning for exterior light; interior by timed visit |
|---|---|
| Best season | Year-round |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Address | Calle Gran Vía de Colón 5, 18001 Granada, Spain |
Shooting notes
- Equipment
- Wide-angle 16–35 mm for the cathedral facade and interior
Location
Calle Gran Vía de Colón 5, 18001 Granada, Spain
37.1766, -3.5995 View on map
Highlights
- Renaissance facade and rounded Capilla Mayor
- Plaza de Bib-Rambla fountains and flower stalls
- Capilla Real next door
- Flat central location
Tips for visiting
- Check opening hours and fees on the cathedral website
- Shoot the facade in the morning
- Avoid flash inside
- Visit Bib-Rambla for flowers and cafés
- Use a wide-angle lens for the interior
When to visit
Morning.
Accessibility
Level access to the main areas; check with the cathedral for details.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Granada Cathedral?
On Calle Gran Vía de Colón in the city centre.
Is there an entry fee?
Yes; check catedraldegranada.com for current prices.
Is flash allowed?
Not inside.
Is the area walkable?
Yes, flat and central.