Andalucia is one of the destinations with the most cultural heritage in the world.
Near Granada there are many destinations that you can visit:
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What is a Lonja?
A Lonja is the place where the commercial activity in the cities is controlled for all kinds of products, that is why each zone had its own denomination; meat lonja, fish lonja… In Granada, the streets of “La Alcaicería”, a few meters from our accommodation, house the old silk market. It was the Emperor Justinian who granted the silk trade to the Arab markets, and it spread throughout the Mediterranean. Span>
Today the whole environment of the cathedral continues having a lot of commercial activity, preserving the features of the Arab souks, and with some memories of the bustling activity of the Nasrid silk market. span>
All the buildings in the area are of the same type, the commercial activity on the ground floor, and the upper rooms dedicated to the homes of the merchants. span>
Our building has been restored respecting the original facade of the s.XIX and is part of the protected environment of the Cathedral of Granada.
Offers

Offers all year:
-Discount 5%: Enter WEB18 making your reservation to achieve a 5% in all tariffs.
-Alhambra Tickets: In July and August half price in your tickets for the Alhambra with the Granada Card Pernocta. Enter ALHAMBRA in comments making your reservation.
Granada Card Pernocta

Granada Card Pernocta:
What is it? Visitors to Granada who stay at least two nights in the city have access to the Granada Card Pernocta, which ensures their ticket for the Alhambra, with a price of 16€. As an authorized establishment (you can check it here) we can make the reservation for you:
How to get to the monuments
Being located in the center, if you want to go to most monuments or places of interest the best way is walking.
However, there are places that are further away, access is more difficult, or it’s more comfortable for older people to use public transport.
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