🏘️ Municipalities in Granada
Granada · 42 places to see
A city where three cultures coexist: the Nasrid Alhambra, the Arab Albaicín and Renaissance churches. Capital of free tapas, birthplace of Gypsy flamenco and a university city with 80,000 students.…
Sierra Nevada · 19 places to see
The roof of the Iberian Peninsula with Mulhacén (3,479 m) and Veleta (3,394 m). A National Park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with snow in winter and alpine routes in summer.…
Baza · 14 places to see
An archaeological city where the Dama de Baza was found, one of the most important Iberian sculptures. Its Renaissance old town and Arab baths are little-known treasures.…
Motril · 13 places to see
Spain's only sugar cane-producing municipality. Its tropical microclimate between Sierra Nevada and the Mediterranean allows unique European crops: avocados, mangoes, cherimoyas and the Costa Tropical cherimoya.…
La Alpujarra Granadina · 12 places to see
A cluster of unique Berber villages in Europe on the southern slopes of Sierra Nevada. Capileira, Bubión and Pampaneira preserve their slate architecture and a singular culture.…
Almuñécar · 12 places to see
The pearl of Granada's Costa Tropical, with a subtropical climate unique in continental Europe. Avocados, cherimoyas, pebble beaches and an Arab castle define this singular destination.…
Guadix · 11 places to see
Europe's largest troglodyte community where more than 10,000 people live in caves dug into volcanic rock. The landscape of white chimneys is absolutely unique in the world.…
Montefrío · 2 places to see
Recognised by National Geographic as one of the villages with the best views in the world. The church of La Encarnación perched on rock and the Renaissance Villa are unique.…
Alhama de Granada · 2 places to see
A city suspended above an impressive rocky gorge through which the Alhama river flows. Its famous 11th-century Arab thermal baths, the gorge and the Roman bridge make it one of Granada's least-known gems.…
Loja · 2 places to see
The city of waters, situated between mountains in the natural corridor between Córdoba, Granada and Málaga. Its famous hams and natural setting make Loja a surprise for travellers.…
Salobreña · 2 places to see
A white village perched on a rock once surrounded by the sea, crowned by a Nasrid castle and today ringed by sugar cane and tropical crops.…
Freila y el Negratín · 1 places to see
Granada's coloured lake: red, orange and white rocks on the shores create an almost lunar landscape over the deep blue reservoir waters. National Geographic included it among Spain's most surprising landscapes.…
Lanjarón · 1 places to see
The city of water, with medicinal springs that gave rise to Andalusia's oldest spa. Gateway to Las Alpujarras and the only municipality nominated among the 7 Natural Wonders of the world.…
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