Visit Granada's tourist attractions in a seven seater rental car

The Cartuja

This district features many buildings created with the extension of the famous University of Granada, and includes the Carthusian monastery. The monastery started in large Gothic style and was completed with Baroque exuberant interior decorations.

The Alhambra

Granada's Islamic legacy is well preserved and thousands of tourists come each year to view its historic buildings and monuments. The Alhambra, or "the red one" is a famous Moorish citadel and palace. The interior is adorned with columns, muquarnas, and stalactite-like ceiling decorations.

The Alhambra, through all of its restorations and alterations has maintained its original form, designed to reflect the very beauty of Paradise itself. It is made up of gardens, fountains, streams, a palace, and a mosque, all within an imposing fortress wall flanked by 13 massive towers. By [Granada Airport car hire][625] head towards the southeastern border of Granada to the top of the hill of the Assabica.

Sacromonte

View the most interesting natural dwellings in Spain, as well as some traditional Spanish song and dance. On the hill of Albaicín along the Darro River, the Sacromonte neighborhood is famous for its cave houses. In the nineteenth century the area was inhabited predominantly by Gitanos, who dug their houses into the hillside. Sacromonte is also known as a major center of flamenco song and dance, including the Zambra Gitana, an Andalusian dance originating in the Middle East.