Explore Granada's most popular sites on this nine-hour tour celebrating the city's history and scenic beauty. Begin your day at the Granada Cathedral. Constructed between the 16th to 18th centuries, the cathedral boasts a dramatic 147-foot high dome that bathes the cathedral in a surreal light. Nearby is the Royal Chapel, the burial place of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand. Another place worthy of a visit is the Plaza de Bib-Rambla, once the site of Moorish festivals and today, a charming plaza. If you're looking for Moorish architecture then visit the 14th century Corral del Carbon, considered the oldest monuments in Granada. The Alcaiceria is a large bazaar that offers handicrafts, ceramics and souvenirs. To learn about Granada's history, the Archeological Museum displays artifacts from the many civilizations that settled here. Later, you'll rejoin your group at the starting point, and re-board your coach for you return trip to port.