Monastery of San Jerónimo
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Royal Monastery of Saint Jerome Pantheon of the Great Captain Schedule 10:00 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Individual €7.00 Combined Included
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Monastery of San Jerónimo: address
C. Rector López Argüeta, 9, Downtown, 18001 GranadaOpen in Google Maps →✓ ticketsgranadacristiana.com/en/monuments/monastery-of-st-jerome · 2026-10-10Monastery of San Jerónimo: closing days
Good Friday: CLOSED✓ ticketsgranadacristiana.com/en/schedules · 2026-10-03Monastery of San Jerónimo: what should I know before visiting?
Inside the Monastery of San Jerónimo, photography and video recording are permitted as long as they do not disturb those who are praying. During liturgical services, tourists are not allowed inside the church. It is prohibited to drink or eat inside. You must remain silent and dress appropriately inside the temple. Please turn off your cell phone out of respect for those who are praying. Remove your head covering when entering the temple.✓ ticketsgranadacristiana.com/en/monuments/monastery-of-st-jerome · 2026-10-09Monastery of San Jerónimo: are dogs allowed?
Pets are not allowed inside the Monastery of San Jerónimo, with the exception of guide dogs.✓ ticketsgranadacristiana.com/en/monuments/monastery-of-st-jerome · 2026-10-09The Monastery of San Jerónimo was founded by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492 at the camp they had established in the nearby town of Santa Fe. However, when the monks realized that the chosen site was not the most suitable, it was soon moved to Granada, and construction began at its current location as early as 1503 , at which time it took on the name it has today: Royal Monastery of the Conception of Our Lady of Granada.