Capilla Real

Today: Capilla Real de Granada, Granada

Place: Granada
Kind: Church
Built: 1505 to 1517
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

The funerary chapel that the Catholic Monarchs ordered by royal charter of 13 September 1504 and that Enrique Egas began in 1505 in the Gothic style; it was built until 1517. It holds the tombs of Isabella and Ferdinand, by Domenico Fancelli, and those of Joanna and Philip, by Bartolomé Ordóñez. The former sacristy is now a museum, and the lonja of 1518 serves as the entrance to the complex.

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