During our recent stay in Torremolinos in january 2024, we made an excursion to Granada via our dutch tour operator (via a touring bus with local guides). Before visiting Fort Alhambra in the afternoon, we stopped in Granada for a few hours. We were glad we went inside this huge cathedral to have a good look. There was free wifi as well. It was definitely worth the 5 euros per person entrance fee. Recommended✌✌✌✌✌

Splendid cathedral all in white and very different from the Gothic (grey) stone cathedrals of France (among others) The organs are splendid, and the decoration light Stop by after dark, the lights offer a magnificent view of the cathedral and the royal chapel, for a very beautiful photo

Beautiful cathedral. Clearly an important part of Granada’s history and its citizens faith. Beautiful artwork and statues however as an atheist living in a society on its knees from the cost of living, charging people entry given the sheer wealth inside, is so utterly distasteful frankly.

The cathedral is well worth a visit, and the small entry fee (6€). Use the free wifi and download the audio tour on your phone, it is well worth doing as it adds so much to the experience. There is a good amount to see and just for once a church that is light and bright, so you can see everything without having to squint, which make for a more enjoyable experience.

This cathedral is quite phenomenal inside, a real surprise because its exterior is not impressive at all. Inside there is a wonderfully designed space, surrounded by an impresssive range of religious alcoves. Phenomenal exhibition of large decorated medieval choir books.

The Granada Cathedral was definitely worth the time and expense to experience, even without all the local tour guides and brochures hyping it. The significance of it being the first church built in Spain after Granada was recaptured from the Muslims, and on the exact location where the Great Mosque of Granada had stood, made the Cathedral a must-see monument. As cathedrals go, we were not overly impressed with all the showy glitter and expensive decor because every cathedral we have visited worldwide has had some claim to fame in this regard. However, there were some stunning works of art, the structure itself was massive and, of course, let us not overlook the famous occupants in the Royal Chapel.

Beautiful cathedral with an almost quadrangular floor plan. Spectacular architecture, it is huge and although it does not have an altarpiece like others, the decoration, the paintings and the stained glass windows are sublime. Even the side chapels are, most of them, worth visiting. And you must also see the royal chapel, with a different access to the other side of the cathedral. It is worth it without any doubt.

Corpus Christi day is spectacular in Granada. More than thirty brotherhoods from Granada process with the custody of Corpus Christi, in addition to others coming from towns in Granada and Jaén. For the first time in history, the Brotherhood of the Virgin of the Head of Andújar also processions with the Custody that Isabel la Católica donated for the city of Granada. "Three Thursdays of the year shine brighter than the sun: Maundy Thursday, Corpus Christi and Assumption."

Gorgeous cathedral in the wonderful city of Granada! Like so many other historical churches in Europe, it is definitely worth the trip to see such a beautiful site. My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit here!

A very interesting and impressive visit. This cathedral is absolutely beautiful inside. Gilding, heights, columns, organs, everything is magical for the eyes. 6 euros per adult with access to an Audio Guide in wifi with your phone and stop stations to hear the history of these walls. Calculate about an hour to go around.