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Walk through Granada's layered past across roughly four miles, moving from the Renaissance Plaza Nueva through Moorish markets and plazas to the soaring Cathedral. You'll trace the city's blended architectural heritage while passing through squares where locals still gather and shop.

• #history
• #architecture
• #markets

Adapted from Somto Seeks

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1. Plaza Nueva

   Start at Granada's oldest square, where Renaissance arcades meet Moorish design and the Albaicín rises just beyond.

   Pl. Nueva, 18010 Granada, Spain·architecture

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2. Corral del Carbón

   This 14th-century caravanserai preserves the Moorish marketplace it once was, when merchants lodged and traded within its arched courtyard.

   C. Mariana Pineda, 21, Centro, 18009 Granada, Spain·history

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3. Alcaicería

   Navigate the narrow passages of what was once the Moorish silk market, now lined with craft vendors, spice stalls, and local shops.

   C. Alcaiceria, 1, 3, Centro, 18001 Granada, Spain·markets

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4. Plaza de Bib-Rambla

   A bustling plaza ringed by Renaissance and Baroque facades, with a fountain at its heart and cafés where you can rest.

   Pl. de Bib-Rambla, Centro, 18001 Granada, Spain·art & culture

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5. Catedral de Granada

   The Cathedral's grand Renaissance and Gothic exterior announces the city's Christian period, while the adjacent Royal Chapel holds centuries of Granada's story.

   Pl. de las Pasiegas, s/n, Centro, 18001 Granada, Spain·architecture

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