Jerónimo (16th-century Monastery of Saint Jerome) San Juan de Dios Hospital (historic hospital) Palacio de la Madraza (remains of 14th-century madrasa incorporated into 18th-century city hall) Archaeological Museum of Granada (in the 16th-century Castril Palace) Museo de Bellas Artes de Granada (Museum of Fine Arts) El Bañuelo (11th or 12th-century bathhouse) Corral del Carbón (14th-century caravanserai, later converted to theatre) Cuarto Real de Santo Domingo (13th-century palace, later converted to convent) Palacio de los Olvidados (16th century house and museum displaying torture instruments of the Spanish Inquisition) Church of San Salvador (16th-century church, including remains of 13th-century mosque) Since 1988, there is in Granada a monument honoring Judah ben Saul ibn Tibbon. Politics and administration Metropolitan area of Granada Granada's metropolitan area consists of about fifty municipalities and the capital. Although it is not formally constituted as a political and administrative body, there are several public services that are combined. The arrival of many inhabitants of the capital and other towns in the province, influences a large population growth. Despite the fact that the capital loses inhabitants, who move to neighboring towns. The main causes of the exodus towards the towns of the metropolitan area are, mainly, the difficulty of accessing a home in the capital because of the high prices it has and labor reasons, because in the towns of the periphery the majority are being located of industrial estates. Capital of Granada Province The city of Granada is the capital of the province of the same name, thus all administrative entities of provincial scope dependent on the regional government and the state are located there. There is a provincial delegation from each of the governmental departments to the Junta de Andalucía, coordinated by a government delegate under the Ministry of the Interior. The national government of Spain has a sub-delegation in Granada, subordinate to the government delegate in the autonomous community. Judicial administration The headquarters of the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla is in Granada, located in Plaza Nueva, in the building of the historic Royal Chancery, as well as the Superior Prosecutor's Office of Andalusia, located in the building of the Bank of Spain. It has a Provincial Court, located in Corteza del Carmen Street, and is also head of the Judicial Party No. 3 of the province, whose demarcation includes the city and 49 towns, some of them very populated, in the