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Halal-friendly vacations in Granada

Located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada and at the confluence of four rivers, Granada is one of the most visited cities in Andalusia. Granada attracts visitors with its unique mix of palaces, fine Renaissance architecture, Islamic/Spanish art, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, bohemian charm and a rich, deep-rooted Islamic history. Combined with the ideal warm climate, Granada is the perfect destination for a halal-friendly vacation.

Places to visit in Granada

Alhambra - The UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval fortress and Moorish Alhambra Palace is a beautifully constructed structure that was an important part of the Muslim rule of Andalusia. It served as a palace for the later emirs of Spain and is one of Andalusia's biggest tourist attractions as it showcases Spain's Islamic history.

Generalife Gardens - Near the Alhambra is the Summer Palace and Gardens, built for the Nasrid emirs in the 14th century. The name comes from the Arabic expression “Jannat al-Areef,” which translates to “architect’s garden.” The gardens are full of blooming fauna and bubbling water fountains - a tranquil retreat on your halal vacation in Andalusia.

Catedral de Granada – In the center of the old Muslim city of Granada, the cathedral was built in the 16th century on top of the city's main mosque. The imposing structure showcases the beauty but also the contrast between the Renaissance and Moorish architectural styles seen at the other locations.

Calle Mirador de San Nicolás – The lively square of San Nicolás is full of musicians, dancers and artisans. Immerse yourself in Granada's culture and welcoming atmosphere, and enjoy the breathtaking sunset.

Palace of Charles V - Located inside the Alhambra, the Renaissance-style Palace of Charles V is an ornately decorated building where you can learn about the history of Spain after Moorish rule.