Why Choose Our Alhambra Tour in Granada?

There are many ways to visit the Alhambra in Granada. Some people book well in advance to ensure they don’t miss a thing. Others travel spontaneously, risking it all to get tickets, while some prefer to explore the monument on their own, either by reading beforehand or simply admiring it without any specific expectations. However, the best guided tour of the Alhambra is undoubtedly with us. We are a multidisciplinary team with many years of experience. Our passion is to show our city from a local and close-up perspective so that tourists can take a piece of Granada back home with them. We are dedicated to providing the best experience for our groups, whether large or small, at every moment. Alhambra tours wouldn’t be the same without you, and we want you to experience the pride of Granada in the best company. We will guide you from the reception and formation of the group through all the notable sites of the Nasrid palatial complex, bringing the history and past of each corner closer to you and showcasing the art that has enhanced each of the buildings that make up the Alhambra today, from the smallest to the grandest. We will make you part of the legacy left by the Nasrids, which subsequent generations have preserved and maintained to create what we have, love, and visit today. At the Alhambra, you’ll experience more than just a monument. You’ll explore the past of a society that cares for and values it, that lives it and passes it on. We are a society proud of our roots and what is yet to come. So, don’t hesitate—join us on this journey through the Alhambra with our guided tour. We look forward to welcoming you!

What Will We See on This Alhambra Tour in Granada?

This tour is your best option for visiting the Alhambra, as it includes access to all areas of the Nasrid monument. Over 3 hours, we will explore the Generalife, the summer palace of the Alhambra’s sultans and a recreational area with its magnificent gardens; the medina, where the city’s inhabitants once lived; the Palace of Charles V, originally designed as an emperor’s residence and now home to key city museums; the Alcazaba, the military fortress offering the best views of Granada; and the Nasrid Palaces—Mexuar, Comares, and Lions—where the Nasrid royalty resided during their reign. Join our team in delving into the past of Al-Andalus and learn how the last Islamic kingdom of the Iberian Peninsula developed, from its splendor in the 14th century to its fall into Christian hands in 1492. Relive the history of the monument, from its creation to the present day, discovering all the intricacies that have made the Alhambra the jewel it is today.