Established in 2015, located in Plaza de la Romanilla. Dedicated to the life and work of poet Federico García Lorca, the center features manuscripts, personal items, and exhibitions on his literary legacy.

Opened in 1913, located within the Alhambra complex. This museum features an extensive collection of Nasrid art, including ceramics, textiles, and architectural elements from the Alhambra palace.

Opened in 1994, located within the Alhambra complex. Dedicated to the life and work of musician Ángel Barrios, the museum features personal items, musical instruments, and memorabilia.

Established in 1839, located in the Palace of Charles V. It showcases a collection of Spanish art from the 15th to the 20th century, including works by Alonso Cano and Mariano Fortuny.

Located in the Caja Granada Cultural Center, established in 2009. This museum offers exhibits on the history and culture of Granada, with a focus on the city’s economic and social development

Founded in 1929, located in the Realejo district. The museum is housed in a 16th-century palace and features exhibits on Granada’s history and culture, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts.

Located within the Granada Cathedral, founded in 1985. This museum features a collection of religious art and artifacts, including paintings, sculptures, and liturgical objects.

Established in 1968, located in the city center. This museum features scientific exhibits and collections, including fossils, minerals, and historical scientific instruments.

Opened in 2002, located in the Sacromonte neighborhood. This ethnographic museum explores the traditional cave dwellings of Sacromonte, featuring exhibits on local crafts, music, and daily life.

Opened in 2000, located in the city center. Dedicated to the works of Spanish painter José Guerrero, the museum features a collection of his abstract and expressionist artworks.

Established in 2002, located in the Albaicín district. This museum focuses on the history and culture of Romani women in Granada, featuring traditional clothing, crafts, and personal stories.

Opened in 2009, located in the Caja Granada Cultural Center. This museum explores the history and culture of Andalusia, featuring interactive exhibits on the region’s geography, economy, and traditions.

Situated in Santa Fe, opened in 2009. This unique museum explores the history and art of perfume-making, featuring antique bottles, advertisements, and interactive exhibits.

Founded in 1994, located in the Casa de los Pisa. This museum is dedicated to the life and legacy of Saint John of God, featuring religious art, historical documents, and personal artifacts.

Situated in Sacromonte, opened in 2001. This museum explores the traditional flamenco dance of zambra, featuring costumes, musical instruments, and performances.