Capilla Real de Granada

**Royal Chapel of Granada**
	church in Granada, Spain
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Instance of	Monument (Spain); royal chapel (early modern period, 1506–1521); museum (late modern period, –1913);
Part of	S.A.I. Catedral Metropolitana de la Encarnación;
Location	Granada, Province of Granada, Andalusia, Spain
Architectural style	Gothic architecture; Renaissance architecture;
Diocese	Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Granada;
Architect	Hugo Vázquez Iglesias;
Has use	mausoleum;
Heritage designation	Bien de Interés Cultural (1884–); Bien de Interés Cultural (1884–); Bien de Interés Cultural (1962–);
Inception	1505;
Elevation above sea level	81 m;
Religion or worldview	Catholicism;
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	37° 10′ 33.55″ N, 3° 35′ 56.53″ W
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	Q429192; VIAF ID: 136893439; GND ID: 4451627-7, 5227954-6; Library of Congress authority ID: n80106754; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007444134705171; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500306859; Asset of cultural interest code: RI-51-0000041; Guía Digital del Patrimonio Cultural de Andalucía ID: i259; OpenStreetMap way ID: 152363088
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The Royal Chapel of Granada (Spanish: Capilla Real de Granada) is a Isabelline style building located in the heart of Granada, in Andalusia, (Spain), next to the Cathedral. There are buried the Catholic Monarchs, their daughter Joanna of Castile "the Mad" and her husband, Philip I of Castile "the Handsome".