Granada’s most popular viewpoint is renowned for its stunning panoramic views of the Alhambra, the Generalife Gardens, and the Sierra Nevada mountains. It attracts both locals and tourists who gather to admire the picturesque landscape whose beauty often lends itself to impromptu song and dance.

A scenic viewpoint offering magnificent vistas of the city and its historic landmarks, including the Alhambra and the entire Albaicín neighborhood. Perched at a higher elevation than Mirador San Nicolas, it provides a quieter and equally captivating spot to appreciate the beauty of Granada's landscape, especially during sunset.

The terrace of this landmark hotel with iconic Arabic design (both interior and exterior) is one of the few places that offers an unobstructed and unbeatable view of the Realejo neighborhood and the western side of the city.

This 17th-century abbey in the hills of Sacromonte is known for its association with the Romani (gypsy) community and its importance to the city’s religious history. The structures themselves are worth exploring, but some come just for the panoramic views.

This rooftop restaurant and bar in the newly renovated Barcelo Carmen Hotel features some of the most unique views of Granada thanks to its east-facing orientation and unobstructed panorama. It has a comfy lounge-like atmosphere, although the small pool is reserved for hotel guests only.

Panoramic views of Granada’s west side and the Sierra Nevada from the top floor of the CajaGranada Cultural Center create a perfect backdrop for enjoying the art-like culinary creations offered in a fixed-price tasting menu at this Michelin Guide-listed establishment.

Located on the roof of Hotel Monasterio, this funky rooftop watering hole offers unobstructed views of Monasterio San Jeronimo and its surroundings. The well-stocked bar serves an impressive list of cocktails, but takes special pride in its gin and tonics and spritz.

Soak in the Alhambra, the Albaycin and the magnificent Sierra Nevada from high above in a private hot-air balloon ride while sipping a glass of champagne and snapping jaw-dropping photos for your Instagram account. Check evendo.com or Google other local operators.

Climb the iconic 50-meter observation tower that dominates the 70,000 square meter science museum complex for some of the best views of the city and nearby Mulhacen mountains. It’s well worth the 7€ entry fee, which also allows you to explore the museum.

The bell tower of this 16th-century church provides a 360-degree panoramic view of the Albaicín and Alhambra, and is well worth the climb and the 2€ entry fee. Reward yourself with sangria and tapas in the charming little plaza next to the church.