Alcaiceria

Granada

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Alcaiceria

Not far from Granada’s Cathedral visitors can find a traditional market. The former silk market was rebuilt in 19th century and has local jewelry and souvenirs on offer. Take home a piece of Granada or drop by for the lovely sight of the Moorish architecture.

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addressCalle Alcaiceria, Granada
emailinfo@alcaiceria.com
openingHoursDaily 10am–9pm
phone+34 958 21 55 52
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