Grenade : Voyage au Cœur de l'Histoire Andalouse

The Royal Chancellery of Granada Palace is a monument and the most emblematic work of manierismo in the city of Granada, comprising two main parts: the Chancillería and the Cárcel Real, united by a triangular interior nave.

A main library, the Centro de Documentación Musical de Andalucía (CDMA) is an organization dedicated to recovering, preserving, and disseminating Andalusian music heritage, including sheet music, sound and audiovisual recordings, and manuscripts.

A ancient bridge made of arenisca sillería, featuring a hexagonal tower, a pointed arch, and a small gate. The structure has a complex history, with theories suggesting it may not be the original bridge mentioned in ancient writings.

Convento de la Concepción: Category: convent. A 16th-century convent and museum, featuring Baroque, Mudéjar, and Gothic architectural styles, with a complex structure formed by connecting pre-existing Moorish houses.

A small museum dedicated to the culture, history, people, and traditions of Sephardic Jews in Jewish Granada, featuring objects of daily life, maps, and a Sephardic-themed library, as well as a "tour in miniature" of the city's Jewish quarter.

A 14th-century agricultural structure, Corral del Carbón is a monumental funduq with a triangular courtyard and a three-story gallery, featuring Moorish-style ornamentation and a projecting entrance gateway with an iwan-style arch.

A church in Granada, the Church of the Sagrario features a Greek cross plan, with an impressive interior characterized by successive arches and spherical cupolas, profusely decorated with reliefs. Its facade is adorned with a curved fronton and features a prominent portico with columnar elements.

A baroque palace built in the 17th century by Ambrosio de Vico, featuring two courtyards and formerly serving as the residence of the archbishops of Granada.

Catholic cathedral dedicated to Santa María de la Encarnación, featuring a blend of Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles.