Quinta Alegre Palace

At the entrance to the Quinta Alegre neighbourhood in Granada is the Palacio de Quinta Alegre, one of Granada's public galleries, dating from the early 20th century and named after the neighbourhood in which it stands.
Built in the 1920s on Avenida de Cervantes, it had fallen into disrepair since its last owner, the builder Ávila Rojas, donated it to the City Council in 1978. However, the restoration project completed in 2006 has turned it into one of the most luxurious buildings in the city.
Visits to the outside and gardens are permitted.

The entire Quinta Alegre Palace complex is available for events, with two floors, a garden and orchard, and a viewpoint with spectacular views of the Alhambra and the city. On the ground floor there is a main hall and a curtain hall. On the ground floor, there is a function room and a hall for exhibitions and social events.