Guided visit Alhambra and Generalife

On a hill, overlooking the city and the valley of Granada, adorned with beautiful and aromatic gardens and topped with the finest palaces, the Alhambra has seen centuries passing and millions of visitors. But it is much more than gardens and palaces, it is the best representation of artistic, cultural and scientific development reached Al-Andalus in its last period. That’s why it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, and it has been for centuries, a claim for millions of travellers from all corners of the world to visit Granada.

We offer a guided tour of the monumental area in which we become overwhelmed by the exquisite and delicate architecture which has miraculously survived until today; the Palace of Charles the V, symbol of the imperial power, cultural and economic splendour of the 16th century; the Medina –workshop area enclosed in the Alhambra- with small houses used by those serving the sultan; and the Palace of the Generalife together with the beautiful and evoking gardens of this leisure area

Guided visit Alhambra – Night tour Nazrid Palaces

Visit the palaces of the Alhambra at night, illuminated only by starlight; that is a very exclusive experience, available to very lucky few people. Visit its beautiful and aromatic patios, get to know their decorated rooms and discover its magical secrets hidden under the rays of the moon... definitely a unique and unforgettable visit that will revive stories and legends of the most passionate romances.

A tour along the palaces of Mexuar, Comares and Lions, who will delve into the mysteries of rooms like those of the Two Sisters, the Abencerrajes, Hall of Ambassadors or Lindaraja viewpoint. Visitors will have the sensation of walking the palatial rooms almost at that time, surrounded by the peace and tranquillity that comes from its stucco walls.

Walking tour at twilight: Albayzin and Gipsy Sacromonte

The Albaicín and Sacromonte quarters are both World Heritage sites. Two of the most charming and colourfull areas in town with lots of history.

You can Stroll through the Albaicin, walk the maze of narrow winding streets scented with jazmin, enjoy the breathtaking views of the alhambra and contemplate the Carmenes’ Gardens (typical Moorish houses). This is the way to follow its Moorish roots. A deligth to the senses.

The Sacromonte quarter is where the gypsies that accompanied the troops of the Catholic Monarchs settled after the town was reconquered. It’s famous for its caves, where the gypsies continue to celebrate their fiestas with flamenco dancing and singing. It was here where the traditional Zambra was born, with local dances and songs which are still enjoyed every evening.

The group will be able to enjoy the views of the Alhambra a number of times throughout the evening.

Flamenco Show