Capilla Real

Quick Facts
- Location
- Spain, Granada
- Category
- Church & Religious Site
- Duration
- About 1 hour
- Ticket Price
- Inexpensive entry; see the official site.
- Address
- Capilla Real, Granada, Spain
- Coordinates
- 37.1763, -3.5986
Introduction
The Royal Chapel beside Granada's cathedral, completed around 1517 in the Isabeline Gothic style, is the resting place of Spain's Catholic Monarchs: the marble tombs of Isabella I and Ferdinand II lie side by side in the crypt, alongside Queen Joanna and her husband Philip. A small museum preserves the queen's crown and sceptre, Flemish tapestries and other royal relics, while the sixteenth-century ironwork screen is a marvel in itself. Modest in size but immense in historical weight, the chapel slots easily into a walking route with the cathedral and the Albaicin, needing barely half an hour of your time.
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FAQ
How much is the admission for Capilla Real?
Inexpensive entry; see the official site.
Any practical tips for visiting Capilla Real?
Combine with the cathedral next door to save both time and money. Visits are restricted during Mass, so avoid Sunday service hours.
How long should I spend at Capilla Real?
A typical visit takes About 1 hour.





