La Casita del Corralon is at Cascajal, 6, in the Albaicín, the historic neighbourhood of narrow streets and medieval layout that climbs the hill facing the Alhambra. Iglesia de San Miguel Bajo is 80 m away and Convento de Santa Isabel la Real is 130 m away. Palacio de Dar al-Horra, a former Nasrid residence connected with the history of the neighbourhood, is 170 m away. Plaza Nueva, between the city centre and the streets of the Albaicín, is 350 m away.
Museo de San Juan de Dios is 300 m away and Arab Baths are 400 m away. Granada train station is 1 km away; Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport is 14 km away. The Alhambra and Generalife are 900 m away, while Paseo de los Tristes is 700 m away. These distances make it easy to combine visits to the monumental complex with walks through the neighbourhood’s squares, churches and viewpoints. You need to reserve a space in the free private parking nearby.
You can explore the Albaicín on foot and visit Palacio de los Olvidados, 360 m away, or Museo de Bellas Artes de Granada, 750 m away. Parque de las Ciencias is 2.2 km away. Spring and autumn are usually pleasant seasons for walking up the hills and visiting monuments; in summer, it’s best to leave the middle of the day for museums and indoor spaces. Holy Week and Corpus Christi are highlights of Granada’s calendar and bring activity to the city-centre streets.
Palace of Dar al-Horra
— A former Nasrid residence where you can learn about the history of the Albaicín.
170 m
Monaita Gate
— A historic entrance to the walled enclosure, beside the neighbourhood’s streets.
200 m
Museum of San Juan de Dios
— A museum dedicated to the saint from Granada, in a historic building in the city centre.
300 m
Plaza Nueva
— A central square where you can start walks towards the Albaicín.
350 m
Palace of the Forgotten
— An exhibition space about Sephardic history and culture in Granada.
360 m
The Alhambra and Generalife
— A Nasrid monumental complex with palaces, gardens and views over Granada.
900 m