“The Botanical Garden of Granada, a green corner with history.” 

“Initially part of the orchard of the College of San Pablo of the Society of Jesus, after the conquest this space was transformed into the Botanical Garden when Charles III confiscated the Jesuit properties.”

“Located next to the Nasrid wall, this garden has Enlightenment roots from the 18th century, serving as a living classroom for the teaching of botany and as a research ground for medicinal, native, and ornamental plants. Discover this scientific garden in the heart of Granada, a reflection of the botanical vision of its time.”