A place with a fascinating history, it is perched above the ancient dungeons where Christian captives were held during the Nasrid era in Granada.After the conquest of the city by the Catholic Monarchs, it was transformed into a Carmelite convent, which was directed by Saint John of the Cross for a period of time.
Today, the Carmen de los Mártires stands as a testament to the nineteenth century, featuring a palace and extensive gardens. Discover its beauty through a French Baroque garden with a central pond adorned with statues representing the seasons, an English-style garden known as the ‘Palm Garden’ with an impressive fountain, and a courtyard reminiscent of Nasrid gardening. Explore its charming corners and enjoy the serenity of this unique place.
