Wow! This place was amazing. There's so much to take in, you almost have to walk around a couple of times to take it all in. It's not very big compared to the cathedrals in Spain, so you can easily see the entire place in under an hour. The room behind the altar where they keep the monstrance is stunning, as is the monstrance itself. If you're lucky, you'll be there when they open the massive gold doors on the altar that exposes this room to the main church. They provide you with an audio guide and they have a section in the church with virtual reality headset that you can use it you choose. Highly recommend a visit.

This book was not noted in the travel guide I purchased for our trip to Spain but we learned about it at breakfast one morning at the hotel. I was really special. The virual reality and the audio on my phone made the visit so enjoyable. This Basilica should be listed in the top things to do in Granada.

This is a must see if you are in Grenada. Forget the Cathedral this is amazing. A Baroque masterpiece with something to see at every angle. The visit may seem expansive at 10 euro(Apr 24) but it includes an audio guide and the opportunity for a 360 degree immersive tour. You won’t be disappointed.

A truly spectacular building - one of our favourite places we've visited in Granada. We took a guided tour (only €2 more than a standard entrance), and it was well worth it! Our guide, Irene, was friendly, enthusiastic, and very knowledgeable. She explained to us the history of St John and the Basilica, and well as explaining the meaning behind the artwork and architecture. It really enhanced our visit - we can't recommend the guided tour enough!

We only had time to visit one religious site in Granada, and I’m very glad we chose this basilica. The grandeur of its decoration is difficult to comprehend even when you’re staring at it. The audio guide is excellent and there’s a lot to see here