Granada Cathedral and the Royal Chapel at its heart. The Albaicín churches built on mosque foundations. The Madraza, once a Nasrid school of Islamic law. Three faiths, one city.
Granada Cathedral, built over 181 years from 1523, blends Gothic foundations with a Renaissance interior of five naves and a circular chapel with a gilded dome.
San Jerónimo holds the tomb of the Great Captain in a Renaissance church completed in 1522, with a carved altarpiece and gilded ceilings of exceptional quality.
Isabelline Gothic chapel with the tombs of Isabella I and Ferdinand II. The sacristy holds royal regalia and paintings by Memling, Botticelli, and Bouts.