" One of the Most Interesting Chapel's in the World "…read more My wife and I visited this unique Chapel in Mijas Spain, a day on our cruise and enjoyed the wonderful historical story and architecture of this sanctuary. The interior is very small but is so interesting as it is carved in the dirt and rocks of a hillside. The outside has fabulous view of the ocean, beaches, and city of Mijas. You can light a candle and take a few moments for praying for your loved ones. If you get a chance to visit Mijas, Spain this historical Gem is a must see !

very typical Spanish church, its a place that you can feel peace and quite your mind for a moment…read more worth a visit

" Wonderful Small Spanish Town Tucked Away "…read more My wife and I visited the Mijas Plaza De Toros just off the Costa del Sol area in Mijas Spain. This small, stunning traditional Spanish town is tucked away in the high mountains. The town is so clean and well maintained with beautiful Spanish architecture. They have a park, many restaurants, hotels, a bull ring , beautiful and unique churches and more. This is a must visit for anyone who would come to this area. There are fantastic views, great shops and nice places to visit . Everything was very pretty and quaint in this town.

an interesting church ,central in the pueblo ,well kept and beautiful interior! Next to the Guardia…read moreCivil HQ.

You have to see this for your self to understand how beautiful it really is. We paid the $9 Euro…read morefee to enter and it was well worth the price. Everywhere you look there is splendid grandeur. Make sure you take the time to visit the side altars. Each one tells a story of a moment in time and the statues are unbelievable. This is a must visit Church.

Who ever said that a Cathedral was a dump? yea nobody. Almost pointless to review it cause anyone…read morewould just say "stunning". which it is. Some selected nights you can pay to go up to the roof. And it's awesome up there. You can enter the Cathedral's ground floor for 5 euros. I live here so I never pay, I sneak in during a bank holiday when it's open to the public. But what is great about this Cathedral.. is that it is unfinished. And had it been finished, America may not have existed. From Wikipedia: The south tower remains unfinished. A plaque at the base of the tower states that funds raised by the parish to finish it were used instead to help those British colonies which became the United States to gain their independence from Great Britain. So they used the money that was set aside to finish the Cathedral and gave it to help America fight the British. And it's still unfinished today.

very typical Spanish church, its a place that you can feel peace and quite your mind for a moment…read more worth a visit

Staying in the shadow of this gigantic cathedral during our entire trip to Grenada was quite an…read moreexperience. Of course its profile always led the way back to our hotel! The spectacular main entrance was popular both in the day and night for photos. The entrance to see the Royal Chapel where the King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabel were buried was to the right while the cathedral tour entrance went to the left. A discounted admission was only available online if you chose two or more sites to visit (out of five if I recall). The Royal Chapel itself had its own admission fee and no photos were allowed inside. A helpful app could be downloaded to listen to while one walked through the chapel at your own pace. Security was diligent in enforcing the no photos policy. Inside the cathedral, photos were allowed and it just dwarfed us we walked around. I couldn't get the app to reliably work as we wandered around so just reviewed any posted signs. The cathedral was built on top of a mosque unlike the Mezquita in Cordoba so it was grand Catholic Cathedral with Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque designs. It was befitting of a church for Kings and Queens with gold and intricate details.

This is a grand Cathedral! It is one of several built during the reconquista when Granada was…read morereclaimed by Christianity. Compared to cathedrals across Spain, this one is large in scale but not as ornate as others. The light and brightness of this cathedral is quite exquisite, but it otherwise is quite simple. The Cathedral ticket also comes with an audioguide app which is very informative and more or less can guide you through the space in a set order.