The Capilla Real and the adjacent museum with Flemish masters are worth the trip. Don't forget to step inside the University building in front of the entrance of the Capilla Real and look at the remains of the 14th century Coranic school - you can see what sculptors who cannot represent living creatures can achieve - lace carved in stone.... More

Although the building and the statues are very impressive: the paintings by Flemish primitivs are worth the visit alone! The Memling paintings are stunning!

It's not a big place but very beautiful sculptures and if you take the tour you will be told the story

Fee is $4.00 and then you have very rude employees following you to avoid you to take pictures. It is not worthy and the employees need courtesy classes to deal with people. I don't mind not taking pictures, but I hate to be followed!!! I will never go back!!!!

The Capilla Real was more interesting and houses the bodies of Ferdinand and Isabella which you can view in the crypt (bit spooky actually). Also displays some ceremonial robes and crown of F&I. Many gypsies trying to foist rosemary sprigs on you-avoid eye contact! Good value to get a Granada Pass (BONO) which gives you access to various sites and... More

Internment site for Ferdinand and Isabela. Gorgeous altar piece and great religious art including a Boticelli,

The Cathedral was huge, but cold and not much of interest. The Chapel was relatively small, and really not much going for it other than its historic interest as the resting place of the early kings and queens of Spain.

Went in here before the cathedral as cathedral wasn't open at the time. Bit expensive at 4euros as small area, but very interesting, made me want to find out more about Ferdinand and Isabella.

Surprisingly scarcely attended by locals at10 am. The lighs are ALL on and the organ is playing. Even if you are not catholic it's worth the 30 minutes to attend the pomp and circumstance in awondeful royal chapel. Of course it's free so if you can make its a lovely experience