Realejo
Realejo is at the heart of Granada, an interesting neighborhood that offers its rich history, lovely environment and a lot of activities in terms of nightlife and general liveliness. Given that Realejo used to be a Jewish area in ancient times, it has a very significant place in the city’s culture.
If you stroll around Realejo narrow streets you will come across small hidden corners with their picturesque squares and courtyards decorated with colorful tiles of special beauty. In its many architectural styles, Realejo reflects centuries’ worth of influences from different cultures that have shaped Granada’s past.
This district is known for being genuine and lively at the same time. Its crowded squares are always packed with locals and visitors having fun in many pleasant cafes or bars along its streets. It’s a great spot for tapas, drinks or even maybe getting closer to people from there by making them laugh through Spanish jokes.
While touring Realejo you will find historical sites reflecting its heritage. Another must see is Casa de los Tiros, which was first built during the 16th century as a palace but now acts as museum displaying artistic legacy in Granada. The carved reliefs and sculpted heads on its front side are highlights to this neighborhood’s attractiveness.
Moreover there are vibrant cultural scenes in Realejo; theaters, galleries which hold exhibitions all year round and cultural centers.
