This originally Roman fortress now bears the image of its successive occupants: Omeyyades, Almoravides, Almohades, Nasrides and Christians. The castle was damaged during the war with France in 1808, then abandoned for years. From the Nasrid period, w..

Various objects found in Phoenician necropolises of Laurita and Puente Nov are on display in this museum in an original Roman cellar. The museum houses what is considered as the oldest document on the peninsula: the Egyptian funerary urn in grey ma..

In this small botanical garden with a large number of subtropical plants, including 400 species of palm tree, stand the remains of a former Phoenecian boat ; the garum here had a good reputation in the Roman period as shown by Strabon and Galien.

Costa Tropical is the wholly justifiable name given to the coast in the province of Granada. Lined with medieval watchtowers, the steep coast with its creeks and coves is covered in luxuriant vegetation. Inland, on the small coastal plain around Mot..