• Real Chancilleria - The Chancillería Real is a Classicist-style palace commissioned by Charles V in the 16th century. Initially, it was established as a High Court of Justice by the Catholic Monarchs. It is situated in the Plaza Nueva.
• Calle Caldereria Nueva - The Calderería is a quaint area in the lower Albayzín, filled with bazaars that evoke the old Arab souks. It consists of the pedestrian streets Calderería Nueva and Calderería Vieja, which transport visitors to a Moorish medina where the art of haggling is still alive.
• Mirador de San Nicolas - Nestled in the heart of the Albaicín, next to what was once an ancient mosque of the Muslim city, this is the most iconic viewpoint in Granada.
• Puerta de las Pesas - The Puerta de las Pesas, located near the present-day Plaza Larga, is one of the gates that was part of the wall enclosing the Alcazaba Qadima.
• Escultura De Mario Maya - The Mario Maya viewpoint offers one of the best panoramic views, providing a serene and beautiful spot that is rarely crowded.
• Sacromonte - Sacromonte is a neighborhood in Granada, Spain, situated in the eastern part of the city. It is one of the six neighborhoods that make up the Albaicín district. Sacromonte borders the neighborhoods of Albaicín, San Pedro, Realejo-San Matías, El Fargue, and Haza Grande.

• Official tourist guide

• extras not mentioned above

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