19 activities in Granada, Spain

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Join the ultimate tour of Granada and get to see all of this beautiful city’s most important landmarks thanks to our comfortable and high-quality transport service. This tour invites you to step onto the excellent train service that finely connects the focal points of Granada’s city centre: the majestic Alhambra monument, the quaint Albaicin district, the bustling city centre and the Realejo district. You will be able to admire all of this extraordinary local culture put together and you will only have four singular and exclusive trains to thank for this.

The four trains were designed specifically for Granada, and they do indeed seem to blend seamlessly with the entourage. As you sit back to enjoy the ride, catch your breath at the charming cityscapes that glide by your window, all of which will simply add to your kindling love for this one-of-a-kind city, the heart of traditional Spanish culture.

Marvel at the sumptuous arabesques of the Alhambra, one of the most beautiful landmarks in Spain and a magical souvenir of those forlorn days when Spain was part of the caliphate; mix and mingle with the Spaniards and learn all about the local savoir-faire in the districts of Albaicin and Realejo; and shop ‘til you drop in the hustle and bustle of the city centre.

Frequency

Alhambra Route (Green) - Every 30/45 minutes

Itinerary

Alhambra Route (Green line)

1.Alhambra Generalife / Taquillas

2.Alhambra Palacios Nazaríes / Puerta de la Justicia

3.Plaza Nueva

4. Alhóndiga

5. Catedral / Capilla Real

6. Mirador de San Cristobal / Jardines de Zoraya

7. Arco de Elvira / Hospital Real

8. Calle Reyes Católicos / Plaza Isabel la Católica

9. Calle Molinos / Campo del Príncipe

10. Carmen de Los Mártires

Schedule

High season schedule (from April until October)

Daily: 9:30am - 9pm

Low season schedule (from November until March)

Daily: 9:30am - 7.30pm

- Starting at 9.30am at stops Nº3 Plaza Nueva and Nº9 Alhóndiga.

- Starting at 10am at stop Nº1A Alhambra

- Last departure from stop Nº9 Alhóndiga at 6pm and from stop Nº3 Plaza Nueva at 5.45pm.

- End of service at 7.30pm / 9pm at stops Nº9 Alhóndiga and Nº3 Plaza Nueva.

Opening days/period: Daily except Christmas (from December 26th to January 4th).

Languages

Audioguide available in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic and Catalan. Two special channels for children in Spanish and English.

The city of Granada attracts visitors every day thanks to its magic and hidden beauty among its streets and squares.

Of all the city's enclaves, perhaps Albayzin and Sacromonte are the two most unique neighbourhoods. The Albayzin is considered to be one of the most charming corners of the city and the most historic quarter in Granada. During the tour, we will get to know each street and square, passing through some buildings that marked the history of the city or remains of what was once its essence.
Walking through its narrow streets is the best way to get to know its typical urban layout and to understand how its inhabitants lived in Granada's countryside, which gives special interest to this Hispano-Muslim neighborhood.

We will then visit the Sacromonte district, a place known worldwide for its caves, the essence of gypsy life in the area and the zambra of Granada, flamenco in its purest form. The viewpoints, which are projected as balconies towards the Alhambra, will delight the visitor. Travel through the centuries on this 2.5-hour walking tour of the most charismatic quarters of Granada. Learn the history, legends and local culture guided by an official tour guide. Visit the remains of the glorious dynasties that ruled the last Muslim kingdom of the Iberian Peninsula. Walls, gates, palaces and mosques are all waiting for you.

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Location
Start point:
Plaza Isabel la Católica - 18009 - Granada - ES
Next to the statue of Queen Isabel with Columbus.

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 2,5 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Immerse yourself in the magic of flamenco in the heart of Granada, where the essence of this Andalusian art is alive with a unique intensity. Granada, with its rich history and its roots deeply linked to flamenco, is the perfect setting to experience the sensations that only true flamenco can awaken.

At Teatro Flamenco Granada, every note, every step, and every song conveys the power and emotion of the most authentic flamenco. It is a place where tradition meets artistic excellence, offering you an unforgettable experience in an intimate and welcoming environment. Come and discover why Granada is an essential destination for flamenco lovers, and let yourself be captivated by a show where the soul of Andalusia is felt in each and every moment.

Ticket options:

Show and drink ticket.

VIP ticket: First floor, priority access, no queues, coat check service, MEET & GREET: Meet the artists after the show. Beverage service throughout the show.

Promo ticket: no drinks included, seat behind tables zone

Don’t miss this opportunity to visit the most important historical sites of the city of Granada accompanied by an experienced guide. Start your tour in Plaza Bib-Rambla, a square which used to be the entrance to the city.
Here you’ll see where the “Gate of Ears” used to stand and learn the story behind this name.

The next point on your tour is the Alcaicería, an Arabian marketplace full of narrow and winding walkways. Pick up some souvenirs, or just marvel at the vast variety of goods available, including gorgeous silks and fragrant spices.

Continuing on, your next stop will be the highlight of your day: The Royal Chapel, where the marble tombs of historical royals are located. Here lie Isabella and Ferdinand, alongside their daughter Joanna I and son-in-law Phillip the Handsome.

Finally, head to the historic centre of town to see La Madraza, the first Islamic university of Granada. Built in the 14th century, this splendid work of architecture is still part of the city’s University.

Starting from outside the main entrance of the Madrasah of Granada, meet your tour guide and enjoy an external visit to the Palacio de la Madraza, the first university or higher education school of the Arabs dating back to the 14th century.

Explore the astonishing building with its incredible array of different colors and techniques, which are reminiscent of the famous Alhambra Palace.

Then it is time to visit the Cathedral of Granada, built over the Nasrid Great Mosque of Granada, it is a masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance style and is one of the biggest cathedrals in Spain.

Enjoy a guided tour that is sure to surprise you with the inside being completely white.

See the altarpiece that is very different from other cathedrals and that was made to bury the Austrian royal family.

Understand more of the local culture of this marvelous city from your expert guide on a tour that you are sure to love and take away fond memories from.

With more than 30 years of experience, this flamenco tablao has achieved entertainment perfection. The night’s pleasures are innumerable: from a fiery flamenco show to a traditional gypsy fiesta, you will certainly fall in love with all things Spanish. All of this, while you sit in the somewhat eerie atmosphere of the catacombs of Sacromonte Abbey, for Cuevas los Tarantos, set up shop in the stones of these tombs.

While the flamenco show unfolds before you, you will be served a selection of the finest Spanish cuisine. For starters, you can choose from a variety of exotic salads, Alpujarra sausages, or even, if you want to go traditional all the way, an Andalusian Gazpacho – a cold, spicy tomato soup. The main dishes include hake, swordfish, sirloin with Roquefort, or steak with Porto Nazari sauce; you’ll be spoiled for choice. Wash all these scrumptious courses down with some fine Spanish wine or sangria and top it off with a sweet dessert.

As for the show, what Cuevas los Tarantos brings to you is a traditional gypsy Zambra, the word they use for a fiesta. See the very essence of flamenco pay tribute to its most ancient roots. This spectacle is pure, unadulterated flamenco, and the music will elevate you to levels of pleasure unknown. With 14 guitarists, the strumming and dancing fill the catacomb’s air with a magical atmosphere.

Important :

Dinner service will be limited. Enhance the experience with any of the cold dishes a la carte served at your table (optional, not included)

The Ticket + Drink option only includes drinks for adults. Drinks are not included for children.

First course

· “Tarantos” Salad -or- Typical Andalusian Gazpacho

· Selection of cured meats (ham, salami, chorizo and cheese)

The second course, the choice of

· Swordfish “Solea”

· Pork Sirloin “Buleria"

Dessert

· House Dessert

Drinks

· Menu includes 1 drink per person: Wine, sangria, refreshments, mineral water

Walk down surrounding the Alhambra Walls and Towers. Enjoy a nice route through the Woods of the Alhambra ending in “Puerta de la Justicia” and “Pilar de Carlos V”. Discover Granada on your own path with the hop-on hop-off Granada City Tour Train.

Alhambra Surroundings Walking Tour: We will walk down surrounding the Alhambra Walls and Towers. A nice route through the Woods of the Alhambra ending in “Puerta de la Justicia” and “Pilar de Carlos V”. Passing through this defensive gate, we arrive to “Puerta del Vino” and “Placeta de los Aljibes”. We will visit Charles V Palace, which houses the Alhambra Museum with its unique collection of Hispano-Muslim and Nasrid Art.

From here we will carry on walking up Calle Real and we will visit the church of Santa María de la Alhambra: built on top of the former main Mosque. The Arab Baths is the only part conserve from the Mosque.

At the end we arrive to San Francisco Convent, now “Parador Nacional”. Finally, we come back to the city from “Cuesta de los Chinos” to “Paseo de los Tristes”.

Granada City Tour Train: You will also have all the day to discover Granada on your own path with the hop-on hop-off Granada City Tour Train. The train features a panoramic roof, open deck in summer, and on board audio guides in 12 languages (with 2 special kid’s channels in Spanish and English).

The Alhambra Route runs during the day, while the City Centre Route is an evening train that takes in Granada’s great nighttime atmosphere.

Duration
Walking tour: 2 hours

Languages
Walking tour: English and Spanish
Granada city tour: Audio-guide is available in 12 languages

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Location
Start point:
Restaurant La Mimbre
The above departure point will be for the Alhambra Surroungdings Walking tour.
You can join your hop-on hop-off Granada City Tour at any of the tour stops by showing your voucher when boarding.

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 2 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide and audioguide
Audioguide fee: Included

We will go up by official tourist train to the heart of the Albayzín to start from there a nice guided walking tour. A walk through the Albayzín means to travel through its Moorish roots, wandering through a labyrinth of narrow streets perfumed o jasmine. The Sacromonte quarter is the place where the gypsies, who came with the Catholic Monarchs after the reconquest of Granada established. We will visit one of its typical and famous house-caves.

You will also have all the day to discover Granada on your own path with the hop-on hop-off Granada City Tour Train. The train features a panoramic roof, open deck in summer, and on board audio guides.

Languages
- Guided Walking Tour: English and Spanish
- Granada City Tour: Audioguide available in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic and Catalan. Two special channels for children in Spanish and English.

Duration
- Granada City Tour: 1-day ticket, duration approx. 1 hour.
- Guided Walking Tour: 2 hours.

Frequency - Granada City Tour
- Alhambra Route (Green Line) Daily: November to February every 20-25 minutes / March to October and Holidays every 16 – 20 minutes.
- City Centre Route (Red Line) Daily: November to February every 60 minutes / March to Octoberand Holidays every 30 minutes.

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Voucher type: Printed
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Please print out your voucher twice, one for the Granada City Tour and another for the Walking Tour.

Location
Start point:
Plaza Nueva
Guided Walking Tour: At the Granada City Tour Touristic Train stop #3
Granada City Tour: At any of the bus stops.

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Opening dates
Redeem point schedule:
10:00 - 22:00
Walking Tour:
16:00 - 18:00
The Route Alhambra (Green Line):

01/11 - 29/02, 09:30 - 19:30
16/10 - 15/03, 09:30 - 21:30
The City Centre Route (Red Line):

01/11 - 29/02, Friday/Saturday, 19:30 - 22:30
01/03 - 30/10, 19:30 - 22:30

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

In the evening, do the climb to the lively area of Sacromonte, the Holy Mountain, and the traditional home of gypsy culture in Granada.

As the sun goes down, you’ll have a unique opportunity to experience the tragedy, joy and sheer sensuality of Andalusian culture through a genuine flamenco show inside a cave in the gypsy quarter of Sacromonte. Enjoy a traditional flamenco show at La Zambra, one of the city’s top tablaos, over drinks or dinner, as you prefer.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience, because the flamenco show is going to be around an hour of pure excitement!

Options

Show + Dinner: starts at 7pm

Show + Drink: starts at 9:15 pm

With more than 30 years of experience, this flamenco tablao has achieved entertainment perfection. The night’s pleasures are innumerable: from a fiery flamenco show to a traditional gypsy fiesta, you will certainly fall in love with all things Spanish. All of this while you sit in the somewhat eerie atmosphere of the catacombs of Sacromonte Abbey, for Cuevas Los Tarantos set up shop in the stones of these tombs.

While the flamenco show unfolds before you, you will be served a selection of the finest Spanish cuisine. For starters, you can choose from a variety of exotic salads, Alpujarra sausages or even, if you want to go traditional all the way, an Andalusian Gazpacho – a cold, spicy tomato soup. The main dishes include hake, swordfish, sirloin with Roquefort or steak with Porto Nazari sauce; you’ll be spoiled for choice. Wash all these scrumptious courses down with some fine Spanish wine or sangria and top it off with a sweet dessert.

As for the show, what Cuevas Los Tarantos brings to you is a traditional gypsy Zambra, the word they use for a fiesta. See the very essence of flamenco pays tribute to its most ancient roots. This spectacle is pure, unadulterated flamenco, and the music will elevate you to levels of pleasure unknown. With 14 guitarists, the strumming and dancing fill the catacomb’s air with a magical atmosphere.

First course

· “Tarantos” Salad -or- Typical Andalusian Gazpacho

· Selection of cured meats (ham, salami, chorizo and cheese)

Second course, choice of

· Swordfish “Solea”

· Pork Sirloin “Buleria"

Dessert

· House Dessert

Drinks

· Menu includes 1 drink per person: Wine, sangria, refreshments, mineral water

The Ticket + Drink option only includes drinks for adults. Drinks are not included for children.

Let yourself be enchanted by the ‘duende’ and magic of flamenco
Live and feel the culture of flamenco, as well as the typical Andalusian gastronomy. Choose the option with a menu and enjoy a unique dinner or choose the option with just a drink and enjoy the show at the same time
The purest flamenco born of the heart of the typical Sacromonte. Lives a memory of life in the most beautiful flamenco cave in Andalusia. The flamenco show, it is located in one of the most prestigious gypsy caves of Sacromonte, picturesque and idyllic location within the Albayzin, with these places, emblematic of the city of Granada.

If you want to, you can complete your visit enjoying of a typical granadinian dinner in the Flamenco cave. Only included for the modality Show + Dinner.

DINNER MENU

Appetisers «LA ROCÍO»

First Course (to choose):
- Salad “La Rocío
- Seafood soup
- “Salmorejo” from Cordoba with a rasher
- Vegetable cream with slices of foie
- Little green beans with ham and fried eggs

Second Course (to choose):
- Beef steak with garnish
- Fillet mignon on mozárabe sauce (Green pepper, roquefort or mustard)
- Oxtail Cordoba style with ham slices and potatoes “puente nuevo”
- Grilled or baked Gilt-headed
- Battered Cod Suprème with Salad

Drinks (to choose):
Beers, sodas, wine “Rioja Sitial”, wine“Rueda Vasallo Verdejo”

Desserts:
Surprise dessert.

* Please note that the menu is orientative and could be modified without prior notice.

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Location
Start point:
Camino del Sacromonte,70 - 18010 - Granada - ES

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 1 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Not included

The Cathedral and the Royal Chapel are the second most visited monument in the city of Granada, symbols of the splendour occurred after the Christian conquest.

The first stop will be the Cathedral, built over the main mosque, culminating work of the Spanish Renaissance.

We will continue visiting the Royal Chapel, where the mausoleums of the Catholic Monarchs, Isabella and Ferdinand, alongside their daughter Joanna I and his son-in-law Philip the Handsome are situated, made in Carrara marble.

Eventually, discover the historic centre with La Madraza, first Islamic university of Granada of the fourteenth century.

If the Alhambra is the masterpiece of the Muslim Granada, the Cathedral and Royal Chapel are the Christian ones.

Cathedral was erected on the place where the Main Mosque of the city used to be on behalf of Isabella of Castilla and it's one of the first Renaissance constructions of Spain. Royal Chapel is built right next to the Cathedral. It is one of the biggest mausoleums in Europe and it is a symbol of Christianity as it was the place where the Catholic Kings decided to rest forever in. The graves of Juana -their daughter, Philippe, their son-in-law and Miguel de la Paz, their grandson, are located here as well.

Options
- Premium Small Group Tour (Up to 12 people)
- Small Group Tour (Up to 15 people)

Generalife was the vacation house of the Nasrid emirs, a rural villa next to the Alhambra where monarchs used to spend their free time.

The Cerro del Sol was the mountain chosen for the construction of this palace and recreational area.

Declared World Heritage alongside the Alhambra and the Albaicín Neighbourhood, it was also agricultural holding. Furthermore, we will wander areas of Alhambra such as the Alcazaba, or Charles V Palace, emperor that rose his Renaissance residence in the sixteenth century after falling in love with the Alhambra.

The medieval quarter of the Albaicín was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered the most beautiful part of Granada. Follow your expert guide through the cobbled streets and discover the beautiful viewpoints and the particular houses of the Albaicín and the Sacromonte.

The experience will be complete with a flamenco show.

Walk the labyrinth of narrow and winding alleys while you perceive the aroma of jasmine that fills the neighborhood. Enjoy the impressive views of the Alhambra, discover the Granadan cármenes and admire the typical Moorish houses. After exploring the streets of the Albaicín, discover Sacromonte.

Learn about the history of the people who accompanied the troops of the Catholic king and how they settled in this neighborhood after reconquering the city in the 15th century. Sacromonte is famous for its limestone caves located on the hill inside which people dance and sing flamenco. It is an unparalleled place brimming with history and you will be able to feel its culture while witnessing an unparalleled flamenco show.