easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking and navigating stairs
Step into Granada’s past on a guided Alhambra tour that highlights stunning Moorish architecture and sweeping city views. Discovering Spain offers a deep dive into one of Spain’s most iconic monuments through expert storytelling.
| 3 horas | Para todas las edades
Experience the breathtaking Alhambra in Granada like never before with a professional guide. Uncover the rich history, stunning art, and hidden secrets of this iconic palatial city. Explore the Alcazaba, the Nazarí Palaces, and the Generalife, ensuring a memorable journey through one of the world’s most significant monuments.
3 horas
Conoce uno de los monumentos más emblemáticos del mundo, la Alhambra de Granada. La única Ciudad Palatina hispanomusulmana que hoy se conserva, símbolo del Reino Nazarí de Granada y del último reducto islámico en Occidente.
Junto con un guía oficial y acreditado por el monumento, descubrirás todos los detalles históricos y artísticos del Conjunto Monumental de la Alhambra y el Generalife, incluyendo los Palacios Nazaríes.
No te quedes sin visitar la Alhambra y haz tu reserva.
Café Bar Polinario (Junto a las Taquillas de Alhambra)
Las entradas son nominativas, por lo que deben aportar Nombre, Apellidos y DNI o pasaporte (documento original) con el que realizaron la reserva, además de la fecha de nacimiento.
Es imprescindible aportar todos los nombres y documentos de identidad de todas las personas que van a realizar la visita a la Alhambra, así como llevar encima el documento en todo momento durante la visita.
The tour involves paved paths and staircases within the Alhambra complex—footwear with good grip and support is essential.
Carry hydration, especially in warmer months when outdoor sections can be exposed to sun.
Start your tour early in the day for cooler temperatures and fewer visitors around the Nazarí Palaces.
Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash and tripods are often prohibited inside certain palaces.
The Alhambra was originally constructed as a fortress in the 9th century and later expanded into palatial residences by Nasrid rulers in the 13th-14th centuries.
Strict visitor limits and restoration projects help preserve the delicate Nasrid tile and plaster work, while maintaining the integrity of the historic site.
Supportive shoes handle uneven paths and staircases within the complex.
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen shield you during exposed outdoor sections.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during warm days, especially on longer tours.
summer specific
Layers help with cooler temperatures and variable weather.
fall|winter|spring specific