What to do in Granada

And what to do when you visit Granada?
We give you several options that you cannot stop losing. If you want it to be led by a guide, do not forget to contact us.

Visit the Alhambra
It is impossible to leave Granada without having visited the wonderful Alhambra first, as it is a World Heritage Site and one of the most visited monuments in Spain.
And with good reason, its gardens, the decoration of its palaces and its incredible courtyards provide tourists with a rich experience for their eyes. Built on an elevated area to symbolize power and strategy. It also has an Alcazaba that is where its highest tower, the Torre de la Vela, where you can contemplate incredible views. An indisputable characteristic that we cannot fail to mention is the flora that constitutes this entire monumental complex and that is that it has the number of some 700 different species, half of them were existing in the Arab period. Last but not least, water has an essential role from the settlement of the construction to the present day. And it is that it was an essential element for life and a decorative and essential element for vegetation. We emphasize that it is surrounded by fountains and pools throughout.

You will be able to enjoy the tickets to the General Alhambra where you can visit it in full, the Jardines, Generalife and Alcazaba entrance, night entrance to Nasrid Palaces and night entrance to Gardens and Generalife. If you want it to be a visit with official guides, do not forget that we offer you that possibility.

There is the possibility of visiting part of the Alhambra for free and walking around its forests, as well as seeing the Palace of Carlos V and Calle Real.

Walk through the center of Granada
In the center of this city we find the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel where the remains of the Catholic Monarchs are located.
Creation of the Renaissance dating from 1,500 with its vaults, chapels, altars, pillars and organs. Near it we find the Alcaicería, a Muslim market where handicraft shops are located. Close to it we find the shopping areas on Recogidas and Mesones streets. If you prefer an area of ​​restaurants and pubs, we recommend visiting the Angel Ganivet area, near the Isabel la Católica theater.
The main street in Granada is Gran Vía de Colón built at the end of the 19th century, we can see the monument of Isabel la Católica and Cristóbal Colón.
Next we find the Town Hall where around it are located the streets where you can taste tapas and typical dishes from Granada, one of them is Navas street. Another street that we find is Calle San Matías but that is located in Realejo, a Jewish neighborhood with Muslim culture. In it we find places such as the Prince's Field or the Royal Quarter of Santo Domingo.

Visit Plaza Nueva, Paseo de los Tristes and Carrera del Darro
There is no area more beautiful than the charm that these places have. Next to the genil river and at the top of the Alhambra we can enjoy a cobbled walk and the essence of these places. And it is a place where you can walk quietly and enjoy the charm of this city.
The oldest square in Granada is the Plaza Nueva located near Gran Vía. The great Renaissance building of the Royal Chancellery built by Felipe II and the Church of Santa Ana are located. Below this square is the Genil river, after crossing from the square we went to the famous Paseo de los Tristes, a unique place due to its architectural and plant combination next to the river. Cobblestone floor and small bridges that connect. And we come to a square where at the top we can see the Alhambra. A unique space of course that you cannot miss.

Visit the Albaicín neighborhood and the Sacromonte
The typical narrow streets of the Albaicín and their views in every corner offer us a unique perspective of the city, and this is because this rich Muslim culture neighborhood has numerous churches, hermitages and houses, many of them with views of the Alhambra. In this World Heritage Site there are different monuments and well-preserved buildings of the time. Also in this neighborhood you can also enjoy tapas and typical food.

Sacromonte, a gypsy neighborhood full of culture. In this neighborhood we find the typical cave houses, as well as flamenco shows, a unique experience that unites culture and song. You should not miss this experience.

Walk the viewpoints of Granada
We have several options for viewpoints in this city. One of the most famous is the viewpoint of San Nicolás, located in the Albaicín and in it we can see the Alhambra just in front and to the right of the city. He is always accompanied by music and people around him. We found another viewpoint in this neighborhood and it is the viewpoint of San Cristóbal where you can also see Sierra Nevada. Another option is the Abadía del Sacromonte, a unique space where you can see the Alhambra and the city in the distance. Possibly one of the me