Complete your Alhambra visit: flamenco in a Sacromonte cave, walks through the Albaicín, the Cathedral and Royal Chapel, Arab baths and food and wine experiences – all with official guides or trusted local partners.
From €33 per adult
The zambra of Sacromonte is one of the places where flamenco reaches its purest expression. Its origins go back to the 16th century and the wedding celebrations of Granada's Moorish community. The cave neighbourhood also offers views of the Alhambra that most visitors never see.
From €45 per person
Five minutes' walk from the Cathedral, more than 500 m² inspired by an original Nasrid bath: seven pools at different temperatures, a Turkish steam bath, a hot stone and a tea room. Add a massage or a kessa scrub. See all rituals and prices.
From €15 per person
Two of Granada's most distinctive neighbourhoods in one walk: the Moorish streets and squares of the Albaicín, then Sacromonte, known worldwide for its caves, its gypsy heritage and the zambra. The viewpoints face the Alhambra like balconies.
From €205 per group (up to 30)
A private guide for your group through the historic centre: Royal Chapel, Cathedral, the Madrasa (Granada's old Muslim university), the Alcaicería silk market and the Corral del Carbón. Also available as an educational visit for schools.
From €61 per person
In the morning, a guided walk through the city centre, the Alcaicería, the Albaicín and the Darro river. In the afternoon, a session at a hammam: hot, warm and cold pools, tea in the relaxation area and a 15-minute massage with essences.
From €205 per group (up to 30)
Explore the Albaicín's labyrinth of lanes and Mudéjar churches, stop at the San Nicolás viewpoint facing the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada, then visit the Cartuja Monastery, a jewel of Andalusian Baroque.
From €18 per person
A traditional winery in the Lecrín Valley, at the foot of Sierra Nevada between Granada and the Mediterranean. Follow the wine from the vineyard to the bottle and finish with a tasting.
From €25 per person
Visit a family olive oil mill and see the whole process, from receiving the olives to bottling. End in the tasting room, learning the basics of how professional tasters grade extra virgin olive oil.
Our guided tour includes tickets, an official guide and headsets – from €49.
