It's a beautiful and safe neighborhood where you can find quality things for a low price. People…read moreare nice & they don't hound you to buy something which I really appreciated.

This is where you go to buy touristy items and souvenirs in Granada. It was once the town's actual…read moremarketplace. It has cool vibes and is worth a walk through even if you're not in the market to buy anything. The passageways twist and turn a little, so it might be easy to feel disoriented in here.

Monteftur is a small shop selling local, artisanal goods from the area surrounding the small…read morevillage of Montefrio in southern Spain. If you're looking for a special something to take home from Montefrio, Monteftur has locally made pottery, cheeses, soaps, honeys, wines and other good quality souvenirs. It's definitely worth a look if you find yourself in the area.

We came here to get some postcards of the La Alhambra and other last minute postcards of Spain to…read moretake home. The best prices that we have seen so far on post cards at 15 cents each. The lady at the til was super sweet and friendly. The store has a wide variety of souvenirs, mostly cheesy touristy stuff but the post cards are golden. No English is spoken, however, this is pretty much self serve.

Love the breezy, hippie, and inexpensive clothing options here! Lots of beautiful pieces that are…read moreperfect for summer wear or while traveling in Spain in general. The sizing options are a bit limited - so make sure to try things in before you buy. Cute, small store near the Royal Chapel with great customer service. Final Verdict: If I ever find myself back in Granada I will definitely be stopping in!

Very frendly shop in the middle of the city center of Granada…read more Colection of womens and mens clothes, mainly designed by young designers. Open until late evening..

This is more of a working mercado than the alternatives. Meat and fish shops with less culinary…read moreexperiences. We were there in the AM so could be a different story in evening

A food market with a broad selection of restaurants. We…read morestopped at one and each had an Aperol Spritz. It was crowded at 1400 with people eating lunch. Happy people.

Really nice owner with a sweet little boutique filled with colors, patterns and differ the fabrics…read moreselections for pashminas. Most look to be from a Granada inspired collection, borrowing the unique tile designs of The Alhambra and Granada. A fun concept and well done specialty store. Especially drawn to the fun exterior door, which was carried through to some of the inside. They have multiple sizes and fabrics of the same design, so if you are looking for something in particular, ask. Was told the second location on Calle Zacatin had even more.

Beautiful store and pashminas. My husband and I looked in the morning and the employee was very…read morehelpful. We made it back just before closing to purchase my favorite of all time scarf (gorgeous colors and the print is of tile patterns at the Alhambra). Love!