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This visit covers several of the most recognisable areas of the Alhambra without going through the Nasrid Palaces. In 1 hour 30 minutes you go, with an official tour guide, into the Generalife, the leisure residence linked to the Nasrid sultans, where you'll find spaces such as the Patio de la Acequia, the Patio de la Sultana and the Water Staircase, three spots closely tied to the palace layout and the use of water within the complex.
The route also includes the Comares Baths or Royal Hammam, where you can still make out the steam rooms, the vaulted ceilings with star- and lobe-shaped skylights, and the underfloor heating system. Added to that is the Alcazaba, the Alhambra's defensive section, with the Military Quarter, the Watchtower (Torre de la Vela) and the Adarves Garden, an area that captures the site's military role and some of its best-known views.
The route finishes at the Palace of Charles V, the large Renaissance building erected inside the Alhambra from 1526 onwards, recognisable for its layout organised around a circle inscribed in a square. Departure is from the Gate of the Palace of Charles V, and the visit runs in Spanish and English, with tickets for this activity already managed as part of the booking.
The meeting point is the Gate of the Palace of Charles V. From there, a 1 hour 30 minute route begins through several areas of the Alhambra included in this option, with a route already organised to link gardens, palace spaces, the defensive area and Renaissance architecture within the same visit.
The first part of the visit focuses on the Generalife, where the route passes through spaces such as the Patio de la Acequia, the Patio de la Sultana and the Water Staircase. This is the stretch where much of the palace and garden character of this part of the complex comes through, with water as the visible thread of the route.
The visit then continues through the Comares Baths or Royal Hammam, one of the spaces linked to the Nasrid palace world. Here you can still see the bathing rooms, the vaulted ceilings with skylights, and part of the technical system that made them work.
Next, the route enters the Alcazaba, the Alhambra's military area. In this part of the tour you'll pass through the Military Quarter, the Watchtower and the Adarves Garden, a stretch closely tied to the complex's defensive role.
The visit ends around the Palace of Charles V, the Renaissance building erected inside the Alhambra in the 16th century. Its layout, arranged around a circular courtyard, brings to a close an itinerary that combines several areas of the monument in a single guided visit.
This visit brings together the Generalife, the Comares Baths or Royal Hammam, the Alcazaba and the area around the Palace of Charles V in a route that's already organised from the start. The ticket is issued under each participant's name, personal and non-transferable, so to enter the monument you need to bring the ticket together with original ID or passport.
The visit lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
The activity runs in Spanish and English. When the group is larger than 6 people, a personal wireless audio system is used.
The booking includes an official tour guide, the tickets for this activity and a personal wireless audio system when the group is larger than 6 people. The route covers the Generalife Palace, the Comares Baths or Royal Hammam, the Alcazaba and the Palace of Charles V.
The visit runs every day at 9:00am, 10:45am, 1:00pm, 4:30pm and 6:00pm.
The meeting point is the Gate of the Palace of Charles V.
This visit is not accessible.
The booking has instant confirmation. Once it's complete, you'll receive an email with the visit's information.
The activity has age-based rates with tickets included. The price for those over 15 is €37. The junior rate, aged 12 to 15, is €22. The children's rate, aged 6 to 11, is €8. Children under 6 get free access. Pets are not allowed under the monuments' rules.
This booking is non-refundable. Once confirmed, no refunds are given, under the cancellation policy applied to the tickets issued for the activity.
To enter the monument, the ticket is issued under each name, personal and non-transferable, so every participant must show it together with their original ID or passport when asked. For children under 12, no ID is required, though the adult who made the booking must bring theirs.
The price changes by age. The rate for those over 15 is €37. Participants aged 12 to 15 pay €22. Children aged 6 to 11 pay €8, and children under 6 get free access.
The activity covers the Generalife Palace, the Comares Baths or Royal Hammam, the Alcazaba and the area around the Palace of Charles V, over a 1 hour 30 minute route.
The meeting point is the Gate of the Palace of Charles V.
The visit runs in Spanish and English.
The booking includes an official tour guide, the tickets for this activity and a personal wireless audio system when the group is larger than 6 people.
No. This visit is not accessible.
No. The booking is non-refundable once confirmed, under the policy applied to the tickets issued for the activity.
Every participant must bring their ticket together with original ID or passport when asked. For children under 12, no ID is required, but the adult who made the booking must bring theirs.
Confirmation is instant. Once the booking is complete, you'll receive an email with the visit's information.
No. Pets are not allowed under the monuments' rules.
If this is the visit you're after, you can book it online by choosing the date and time you prefer from the available slots. Confirmation is instant, and you'll get the activity's information by email once the booking is complete.
On the day of the visit, the meeting point is the Gate of the Palace of Charles V. To enter the monument, every participant must bring their ticket and original ID or passport, since access uses tickets issued under each name, personal and non-transferable.