Royal Chapel of Granada
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Kirstin Traynor
"The Royal Chapel is part of the monumental complex that includes the Cathedral of Granada, the Lonja de Mercaderes (former trading hall) and the church of the Sagrario, in the heart of the historic centre of the city.
It was built as a burial site for the catholic monarchy, and is the final burial site of a number of Spanish royalty.
The Royal Chapel is ticketed separately from the main Cathedral.
Entrance costs 5 euros and includes an audio guide."
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Laura Dolci
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"Sitting right next to the Cathedral of Granada, the Capilla Real de Granada is where the Catholic Monarchs lay to rest. "
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monica saborio
"Elaborate 1500s mausoleum for Catholic royalty, including Ferdinand and Isabella, plus a museum."
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