Granada Cathedral and Royal Chapel Self-Guided Audio Walk: Alcaicería, Corral del Carbón and Plaza Nueva

What to bring

• Phone and audio access: Bring a charged phone, as the tour plays through your browser with no app needed.
• Earphones: Bring earphones so you can hear the audio clearly in busy streets.
• Connectivity: Use mobile data for smooth GPS; if you have none, open the tour on Wi-Fi before you start.

What's not allowed

• Large luggage: Do not bring large backpacks or suitcases to the cathedral and Royal Chapel.
• Photography rules: Do not take photos in the Royal Chapel, and only take photos in the cathedral without disturbing people reflecting or taking in the atmosphere.

Additional information

• Tour format: This is a self-guided audio walk, so there is no live guide and you set your own pace.
• Admission note: Entry tickets to the cathedral, Royal Chapel, and other monuments are not included in this tour.
• Opening hours, chapel: The Royal Chapel opens Mon to Sat 10:00 to 18:30 and Sun 11:30 to 18:30.
• Opening hours, cathedral: The cathedral opens Mon to Sat 10:00 to 18:15 and Sun 15:00 to 18:15.
• Route conditions: The 1.3 km route is flat and the same in summer and winter, so you can walk it any day.
• Public transport: You will find public transportation options close to the route.
• City traffic rules: Private cars cannot enter the center, but taxis can access central streets.
• Queue info: The Royal Chapel queue forms on Calle Oficios in the morning.
• Free access tip: The courtyard of the Corral del Carbón is free to enter on Sundays.
• Road crossings: Follow traffic lights at the listed crossings and take extra care where there are no lights.
• Busy streets: Expect minibuses and taxis along Calle Elvira, Plaza Nueva, and Plaza de Santa Ana, and step aside when they pass.
• Steps on route: After stop 6, six steps lead from Calle Sillería to Plaza Pescadería, with a step-free detour via Calle Mesones and Calle Marqués de Gerona.
• Surface type: Calle Oficios and parts of the center use river pebbles that become slippery when wet and are hard on wheels.
• Crowded areas: The Alcaicería lanes are narrow and crowded, and Plaza Nueva is busy at night, so keep bags and phones close.
• GPS signal: GPS may weaken in narrow lanes and under the Alcaicería arches, so allow for brief signal drops.
• Building access: The Chancillería and Madraza are working buildings, and the cathedral and chapel are places of worship, so you can enter only under their own visitor rules.
• Tour timing: You have lifetime access to the audio tour, so you can start any day, at any hour, and replay it as you like.

• Please check your final voucher for the redemption details and specific instructions.
• Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.