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Museo de Alhambra
Spread amongst seven rooms in the Palacio de Carlos V in the freely accessible grounds of the Alhambra, this museum holds a rare collection of Spanish-Moorish art and antiques including ceramics, pottery and marble works. Like many historical buildings in Granada, the setting is a museum in itself with beautiful architecture and decor. Cost: Free Entry Recommended duration: 1-2 hours Top Tip: Volunteer guides available every day from 10am to 1pm Museo de Bellas Artes Another museum within the Palacio de Carlos V, the Museum of Fine Arts has an impressive collection of Spanish art dating all the way back to the 15th century. Several rooms include religious works from the 19th century and further rooms dedicated to contemporary Spanish artists. Cost: €1.50 or free for EU Citizens, Students and anyone >65 years old (be prepared to show ID for all discounts) Recommended duration: 2-3 hours Top Tip: Check out Granada's own artist Alonso Cano in a room of his own Parque de las Ciencias Science museums rarely disappoint and Granada's Science Park which includes a Planetarium is a great spot to go with the family. Filled with many hours of exploration, experimentation and interactive exhibits, it makes for a very educational and interesting afternoon. It's a bit farther out of the centre but you can get here easily by bus or a 15min walk. Cost: €7 general admission with discounts for those >65 years old. Recommended duration: >3 hours |
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