Discover the best attractions and experiences Sierra Nevada has to offer
Explore Granada’s iconic landmarks that showcase centuries of Moorish and Spanish history, framed by the Sierra Nevada backdrop.
Iconic Moorish palace and gardens that crown Granada with intricate architecture and lush courtyards.
Historic labyrinth of narrow lanes and whitewashed houses with dramatic city views.
Cave dwellings and a historic Gypsy quarter, famous for cultural heritage and flamenco.
Dive into science, art and local culture with museums that complement outdoor adventures in the Sierra Nevada region.
Interactive science museum with exhibits, a planetarium and outdoor displays.
Art museum featuring Spanish masters and Granada-born painters in a historic building.
Museum dedicated to the life and works of the renowned poet in central Granada.
Visit sacred sites that reflect Granada’s spiritual history and architectural splendor.
Grande cathedral in the heart of the city blending Renaissance and Gothic styles.
Royal burial site of the Catholic Monarchs, adjacent to the cathedral.
16th-century monastery with a serene cloister and ornate interiors.
Natural wonders and adventure parks offer year‑round scenery and outdoor fun in the Sierra Nevada area.
Spain’s southernmost national park with high peaks, glacial valleys and alpine flora.
Forest adventure park with zip lines and obstacle courses near Monachil.
Immerse yourself in the character of Granada’s diverse districts and hillside villages.
Old Moorish quarter with winding streets and panoramic views of the Alhambra.
Gypsy hillside neighborhood known for cave houses and cultural heritage.
Vibrant historic center with plazas, shops and tapas bars.
Enjoy stunning scenery and city vibes without spending a euro—perfect for easy days in the region.
Popular viewpoint at sunset with sweeping views over the Alhambra.
Strolling along the Darro river and its scenic bridges.
Dark skies near the mountains make for easy, free stargazing.
Savor mountain flavors and Andalusian classics that define the Sierra Nevada region.
Delicate, syrup-soaked pastries that are a Granada specialty.
Egg and pepper tortilla baked in Sacromonte caves, a regional specialty.
Cured Iberian ham served as tapas in local taverns.
After dark, the area offers après-ski vibes, flamenco and lively tapas bars.
Bars and lounges with live music after a day on the slopes.
Traditional cave venues offering authentic flamenco performances.
Casual bars around the city center serving a variety of tapas.
Cultural venues and theaters provide diverse shows beyond the outdoors.
Historic theater hosting plays and concerts in the city center.
Main venue for large-scale performances, including opera and ballet.
Intimate flamenco venue offering traditional shows.
Seasonal sports galore—from winter slopes to summer treks.
Winter sports on purpose-built pistes with cable cars.
Summer hikes through high-alpine landscapes and pine forests.
Downhill and cross-country trails amid pine forests.
Go beyond the usual sights with scenic routes and mountain villages.
Scenic gorge walk connecting the white villages of the Poqueira valley.
Long-distance trek through the picturesque white villages of the Alpujarra.
Challenging ascent to the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula.