History
The entrance to the Church of Santo Domingo is on a square in Granada's traditional Realejo quarter, with a statue of Fray Luis de Granada in its centre.
Building began in 1512, when it was part of the Monastery of Santa Cruz. It follows the late Gothic forms typical of Granada at that time, and the taste for pointed arches can be seen in its arches and vaults. The name of its designer and master builder is unknown.
It was completed in the Renaissance, Baroque and modern periods by several artists, who made it one of the most important buildings in Granada.
If you would like to visit the Church of Santo Domingo, you may be interested in the following guided tour:
Church of Santo Domingo guided tour - Private guide
- Book a guide just for you or your group.
- Opening hours
Monday - Saturday: 8:30-9:30 and 19:30-20:30
Sunday: 9:30-14:00 - Click the 'Enquire' button and tell us which monument you would like to visit, how many people you are and the date of your visit. We will reply to your email address as soon as possible.
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