Visit four Muslim heritage sites and discover what life was like in Granada in the Spanish-Muslim period. Explore these monuments at your own pace, with a self-guided experience. Enjoy entrance to El Bañuelo, one of the best-preserved Arab bathhouses in the region. Wander through the chambers where ritual and physical and bathing once took place. Continue to Corral del Carbón, an ancient traders’ market. Admire the architectural detail of the facade as you pass through the entryway. See the old grain depot, warehouse, and traveler’s hostel. Admire the Maristán, founded as a hospital by Sultan Muhammad V in the 14th century. Stop at Casa Morisca de Horno de Oro, a well-preserved Moorish house with views of the Alhambra. End with a visit to the Nasrid palace of Dar al-Horra Palace, to stroll the rooms of this former Sultan’s residence.

Spend an enjoyable hour exploring the Cave House Museum of Sacromonte with this admission ticket. Visit 11 separate caves, housing re-created cave house dwellings. Gain an understanding of the culture, history and natural environment of the Sacromonte district. See kitchens and stables, and also traditional trades and crafts, such as basketry, ceramics and weaving. Learn about flamenco in the Sacromonte district. Learn about the plants, the geology and the landscape of the area in the outdoors garden. From the garden you’ll also have unique views of the Alhambra, the city and the Rio Darro Valley.

Visit some of the most emblematic quarters of Granada. No trip to Granada is complete without having visited the Albaicín and Sacromonte. The tour will pass through Albaicín, protected as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1994. Also known as the old Muslim Quarter, it contains labyrinthine streets through which you will discover the fascinating world of Al-Andalus and enjoy the famous landscape of Granada from San Nicolás' viewpoint and more. You will then head to the Sacromonte Quarter, which contains more than 3,000 caves and panoramic views from hidden areas. Here you will get to know and understand gypsy culture in the Museo de las Cuevas, a place that demonstrates their history through legends and flamenco dancing. Your tour will also pass through principle Granada sites such as the Plaza Nueva, Placeta de San Gregorio and Casa Enrique Morente, all of which are prone for ideal photo opportunities.

Immerse yourself in Spanish history with a tour through the Sacromonte Abbey. Explore the collection of churches, courtyards, and other religious buildings that were completed throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. Learn about the origins of the monument and how it was built on existing relics, a landmark discovery of in 1594. Walk around the beautiful monastery and discover the hidden stories and fascinating details that show Sacromonte’s historical and contemporary significance, both to Granada, Spain, and the world at large. As you explore, stop to appreciate the stunning panoramic views of the city from the abbey's high point on Mount Valparaiso.

The Palace of the Olvidados is a building of the 16th century, now totally restored. On the first floor, find the exhibition "Interactive Flamenco", designed to create an experience that replicates the multiple sensations that flamenco evokes. Learn about its past and present, internalize its "compasses", discover its "cantes", frame the types of voices, and recreate its dances. The second floor is occupied by the instruments of torture that were most used by the Spanish and European inquisitorial courts. Discover the over 70 instruments and learn about Spain's complex history. On the third floor, enjoy panoramic views of the Alhambra and the Albaicín.

Embark on a cultural journey by pre-booking entry tickets to the UNESCO-listed Andalusian monuments and the Alhambra complex in Granada. See the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife, and Alcazaba as well as other historic monuments such as Bañuelo, Casa Morisca (Horno de Oro St.), Dar al-Horra Palace, Chapíz House, Zafra House, and the ancient hospital of the Maristán. Marvel at the Alhambra and Albaicín that are now connected by Dobla de Oro. Enjoy a cultural and tourist itinerary that tries to inspire the narrow links between the oldest neighborhood of the city through a visit to 6 Islamic monuments.

-Tickets to the Alhambra: discover one of the best examples of Islamic architecture in the world. Admire the architecture and gardens of the Alhambra and the Nasrid Palaces of Granada, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore all aspects of this treasured landmark and gain a greater understanding of its history and cultural significance. Discover the main fortification, the Alcazaba, and enjoy the fantastic views of the city of Granada from its watchtower, the Torre de la Vela. Explore the Nasrid Palaces and stroll through the reception rooms and royal apartments in the heart of the Alhambra. Admire the ornate Moorish design of the elegant interiors. Enter the Palace of Carlos V and see the works of art and artifacts housed within a beautiful Renaissance-era building. Finally, stroll through the tranquil Generalife Gardens and listen to the sound of rushing water from the beautiful fountains. -Guided visit to the Albayzin and Sacromonte. Enjoy the best-known neighborhoods of Granada with our official guides and don't miss the must-see viewpoints! -Tickets to the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel. Get to know the Cathedral of Granada, this fantastic masterpiece of the Spanish Renaissance where Diego de Siloé built this Renaissance temple on Gothic foundations. Visit the Gothic-style Royal Chapel temple where the Catholic Monarchs rest inside. Please notice the date you select is valid to visit the Alhambra, check with Discovering Spain the exact time. Check availability for the other attractions included in your package

Take a walking tour of the Albaicin neighborhood to discover Granada’s heritage through its architecture. Visit 3 Cármenes, typical houses famous for their beautiful design and stunning gardens. Start your experience at Carmen de los Mártires, a 19th-century house built at the foot of the Alhambra. Admire the statues in its baroque garden and see swans in the English garden’s pond. Wander through the Nasrid courtyard before continuing to Carmen de la Victoria, to see its incredible water features. Finish your tour at Casa Museo Max Moreau, to learn the artist’s history at his former home.

After collection from your accommodation or a convenient meeting point in the city center, drive off into the surrounding landscape and appreciate the natural beauty north of Granada, near the foothills of Sierra Nevada mountains. Stop at Guadix, which is known for its Troglodyte past and its cave houses, many of which are still occupied by locals. Walk through the main streets of the city center in a small group and marvel at the imposing Cathedral of the Incarnation built in a Gothic and Baroque style over the site of a former mosque. Visit the cave district and Tropolis, a museum located in an original cave. Learn about cave dwellings past and present, and the traditions and craft professions that are linked to them. Enjoy the scenery and capture shots of the photogenic Calahorra Castle, situated on a hill above the town of the same name. It is one of the first Italian Renaissance castles outside Italy built on the site of a former fortification. Finally, explore the Tabernas Desert on your own. See the landscape of arid slopes and the location chosen by Hollywood directors who created the Spaghetti Western. Find out where they filmed Lawrence of Arabia, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, A Fistful of Dollars, and many more. Enjoy an exquisite local lunch. After your meal, relax with an hour of free time to have a coffee or a stroll before returning to Granada.

Embark on a guided tour through Albaicin and Sacromonte throughout which you meet local flamenco artists from Granada. Discover the origin of flamenco, the history of the flamenco percussion box, and the peculiarities of La Zambra - Granada’s gypsy dance. Enjoy a touch of music while you visit lookouts, squares, and narrow streets, which combine to form an authentic experience. Throughout your tour your group numbers will be limited, improving personal contact and cohabitation with the environment. At the conclusion of your introduction to flamenco, return to your tour starting point at the Monumento a Mario Maya.