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Granada is a wonderful city that must not be missed, especially if you are in the surrounding area. The great thing about Granada is that most of the main attractions are located near Granada Railway Station. You can get to Granada very easy with the help of trains. From Granada Railway Station, you can easily reach the main attractions in the city, as well as to other beautiful Spanish cities, such as Malaga, Madrid and Cordoba.

Top Attractions Within Granada Railway Station

The Carlos V Palace

After the Nasrid Palace, one can visit the Carlos V Palace, located near Granada Railway Station. It is a Renaissance building with a huge round patio in the middle, surrounded by two stories of galleries, ringed with columns. This building was constrcuted by the King Carlos V and is considered one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Spain. Inside, tourists can visit the Fine Artts Museum and the Alhambra Museum.

The Generalife Gardens

The Gardens are located downtown, in the vicinity of Granada Railway Station, and are probably the best known gardens in Spain. They are huge and one can enjoy walking through them. At the entrance, there is large open air patio that is sloping to a stage, where concerts and other performances are held. The gardens are very well tended by 35 professional gardens and one can see them at work while one wanders through the gardens.

Monasterio de la Cartuja

Located in the proximity of Granada Railway Station and sitting on a hill is the Monasterio de la Cartuja. It is one of the most beautiful monasteries in Spain. The building was started in 1516 on land donated by the Gran Capitan and finished 300 years later. The church is one of the best examples of the Andalusian Baroque. La Cartuja is considered the Christian answer to the Moorish Alhambra.

Hospital Real

This beautiful palace, located in the proximity of the Granada Railway Station is now the seat of the University of Granada and is beside the Fuente del Triunfo Gardens. This is a huge palace founded by the Catholic Kings in 1504 and built by the archtiect Juan de Egas. The style of the building is Gothic Plateresque.