Things to do in Granada

Would you like to know truly Granada?

In this walking tour: Albayzin and Sacromonte we will take a walk through the Granada's Historical districts. We will discover the Granada's history and the artistic details of its buildings.

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Tired of traveling with your luggage? Don't worry, here you can book your storage service in the heart of Granada. You'll leave your backpack or suitcase in a safe place, with expert staff who will help you make the most of the city.

All you have to do is leave your luggage and continue your route through Granada freely.

A perfect free tour to understand how changed Granada at the end of 15th Century after Catholic Kings conquest is walking through the historical neighbourhoods. A tour guide will carry to you to stroll the labyrinth and stoned streets of the Albaicin and the picturesque gypsy Sacromonte. Both neighbourhoods are declared World Heritage by UNESCO. 

You'll fall in love of Granada and its leyends from the best Alhambra viewpoints.

This Free Tour is ideal to discover the most emblematic places of the Granada city centre.

You will visit places as outstanding as Plaza Nueva, the Royal Chapel, the Cathedral, Alcaicería, or the Albaicín Bajo.

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Strolling through the Alhambra, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is a must for anyone visiting the city of Granada.

​It is the most emblematic monumental ensemble created over more than six hundred years by cultures as diverse as the Muslim, the Renaissance or the romantic.

Enjoy of the Alhambra and Generalife in an exclusive way with this semi-private guided tour.

You will visit the Nasrid Monument in a reduced group along with an official guide who will explain all the History and Art of the eighth wonder of the world. 

Tickets and guided tour to the Nasrid Palaces are included!

Visit one of the most important Roman villas from ancient Hispania in Salar, a village in Granada.

An expert will take you to discover the archaeological site and unique sculptures, such as the Venus Púdica Capitolina. You’ll also visit the Visitors’ Centre, where you’ll experience at first hand the original Villa and the wealthiest Roman society, like the family that lived in this villa.