The small church of Santa Ana is located in the center of Granada, in the New Square, next to the Royal Chancellery at the foot of the Alhambra. This church was built in 1537 by the famous architect and artist at the time of Siloam Diego. Like many other churches built in that period, the church of Santa Ana was built on the site of a former Al-pit Almanzora. The minaret of the mosque, which is a beautiful and thin brick tower traditionally been preserved and rebuilt into a bell tower.

The elegant facade of the church with five chapels, the ceilings of which are made in the style of Mudejar, decorated with a magnificent portal in Plateresque. Interior of the Church of Santa Ana in the style of the Baroque. Chapel decorated with sculptural elements, placed on the walls of paintings, dating back to 16-17 centuries. In the sacristy of the church contains some magnificent bowl, created by Francisco Tellez in 1568. The main entrance to the church began to build architect Sebastian de Alcantara in 1542, and completed by his son Juan de Alcantara in 1547. Entrance is in the form of an arch concluded between the Corinthian columns. Login decorated with three beautiful sculptures, made master Diego Aranda and positioned in three niches. Above them is a beautiful round medallion or tondo with a relief depicting the Virgin Mary with Child.

Church of Santa Ana is a structure in which a surprising combination of styles characteristic of Moorish architecture and the architecture of the Renaissance.