Royal Chapel - Free Audio Guide

The Capilla Real de Granada, established by the Catholic Monarchs Isabel I and Fernando II in 1505, is an important historical and religious landmark in Granada, Spain. It is the final resting place of the Catholic Monarchs, along with their daughter Juana I and her husband Felipe el Hermoso. The chapel displays a unique combination of Gothic and Renaissance architectural elements and hosts exquisite artworks, including altarpieces and a vast collection of sacred art. Visitors can also visit the museum that houses historical treasures and participate in ongoing religious ceremonies. Check local listings for opening hours and admission fees. The site is accessible to tourists.