Church of Santo Domingo in Granada - Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance Styles


Enjoy a special day at the Alhambra with a guided tour


Here, the Tribunal of the Holy Inquisition had its seat, and the noble families of the city were buried.

Construction of the Church
It was part of the Monastery of Santa Cruz. The construction work started in 1512 in the Gothic style, to which its arches and cellars correspond. The rest of its construction and decoration are Romanesque.Construction was interrupted when the body of the church was finished, and was resumed in 1532 in Renaissance style. The architect or construction director is not known.

Above the porch is a window with two arches, separated by a small column and adorned with sculptures depicting the victories of Ferdinand and Isabella's.
To the right, near the bell tower and connected to the main entrance, the Convent was built.

Opening Hours of the Santo Domingo Church
The Church of Santo Domingo of Granada is open during Mass times.Monday-Saturday: morning 9:00, afternoon 20:00.
Sunday: 10:00, 12:00, 13:00 and 20:00.

Location and How to Get to Santo Domingo Church
You can reach the church by Granada city buses: route C30 and C32, bus stop 'Santo Domingo'.Address: Santo Domingo Church, Granada - Plaza de Santo Domingo 1.
Telephone: 958 227 331.
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Page Updated: May 14, 2024

Opinions about Santo Domingo Church in Granada
Little Baroque and Gothic styles church

A pretty small active church Located in Plaza Santo Domingo. The interior is decorated in Baroque and Gothic styles and has several side altars and beautiful paintings. Open only before Mass at 9, check the mass schedule.
In front of the church you can find the statue of Dominican priest Fray Luis de Granada.
Beautifiul portico and life size carving

The impressive the 16th Century building with an original facade, arched columns, the shields of the Catholic Kings Ferdinand and Isabella and frescoes decorating the portico.
Life size carving of the Last Supper on the right as you enter is remarkable. This church was part of the Santa Cruz Monastery. Located in the old Jewish neighbourhood of Realejo. Worth a quick visit.
