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Royal Chapel of Granada
Mausoleum of the Catholic Monarchs, begun in 1505 by Enrique Egas in the late Gothic style and finished in 1517. It holds the marble tombs of Isabella and Ferdinand, the work of Domenico Fancelli, and those of Joanna and Philip, by Bartolomé Ordóñez. In the sacristy are displayed Isabella's crown and sceptre and Ferdinand's sword, as well as Flemish painting. It is attached to the Cathedral, on Calle Oficios.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Royal Chapel of Granada: 3 missions
- Photograph the grille closing off the main chapelLook at the great iron grille that separates the main chapel from the rest of the church and photograph it from the front.
- See the tombs of the Catholic MonarchsStop in front of the two marble mausoleums in the transept and compare the one of Isabella and Ferdinand with that of Joanna and Philip.
- Find the crown and sceptre of Isabella the CatholicGo into the sacristy museum and find the queen's crown and sceptre.
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Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Royal Chapel of Granada?
Allow about 45 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Royal Chapel of Granada?
Photograph the grille closing off the main chapel, See the tombs of the Catholic Monarchs and Find the crown and sceptre of Isabella the Catholic.
What is there to see near Royal Chapel of Granada?
Granada Cathedral (4 m), Alcaicería of Granada (58 m) and Madraza of Granada (68 m).
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