Royal Chapel of Granada (Capilla Real) Tours and Tickets
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Royal Chapel of Granada (Capilla Real)

The Cathedral and Royal Chapel are must-sees for anyone hoping to better understand Granada’s tumultuous religious history.
You can opt for a private and or group tour.
Both the Cathedral and Royal Chapel charge entrance fees for cultural visits.
Remember to dress respectfully—these are active places of worship.
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What’s the best way to experience the Royal Chapel of Granada?
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How much does it cost to visit the Royal Chapel of Granada in 2026?
Tickets for the Royal Chapel of Granada cost €7 for people over 12; students aged under 25 and holding a student card pay €5, as do travelers with documented disabilities; children under 12 go free. Expect to pay around US$40 for a guided tour of the chapel and Granada Cathedral, including tickets for both.
What is the Royal Chapel of Granada?
The Royal Chapel of Granada—which adjoins Granada Cathedral but is separate from it—is the burial chapel of Ferdinand and Isabella, the so-called “Catholic monarchs” who were the first rulers of a unified Spain. It houses their bodies, plus the remains of two of their children and one of their grandchildren.
What are the Royal Chapel of Granada opening hours?
The Royal Chapel of Granada is open every day except Good Friday, 1 January, and 25 December. On 12 October, it opens 3pm–6:30pm; on 1 November it opens 11am–6pm. At other times of the year it opens 10am–2pm and 3pm–7pm Monday through Saturday, and 11:30am–2pm and 3pm–7pm on Sundays and Catholic holidays.
How long does a visit to the Royal Chapel of Granada take?
A visit to the Royal Chapel of Granada usually covers both the church itself and its small museum, which is included in your ticket. How long it takes depends on your interest in Spanish history and religious art and architecture: Some travelers are done in 30 minutes, others spend a couple of hours—most should budget about an hour.
Can I take photos inside the Royal Chapel of Granada?
No, you can’t take photos or video anywhere inside the Royal Chapel of Granada. The rule is strictly enforced, and you’re also asked to switch your phone off. You are, however, allowed to take photos and videos inside Granada Cathedral, provided you don’t interfere with worshippers, so you need not go home with a completely empty camera roll.












































































































































