Experience the flamenco culture of southern Spain at an atmospheric tablao in Granada’s Albaycín neighborhood, just minutes from the San Nicolás viewpoint. Take your seats for the show, consisting of several different palos (flamenco styles), from the soleá to an alegría. Watch as 2 dancers are accompanied by a passionate flamenco singer, a guitar player, and a percussionist.

Immerse yourself in the culture of Granada with an authentic flamenco performance in a cave restaurant. Step into the famous Templo del Flamenco, a staple of the hilly Albaicin neighborhood, for a night of live music and dancing. Enjoy a complimentary drink as you take in the show. Set amongst the scenic hills of Granada and deep in the Albaicin area, the Templo del Flamenco is truly a location to delight your eyes. Book your show ticket to visit one of the district's most iconic venues, offering nightly performances by the Reina Sofía Flamenco School. Discover the beauty of Spanish flamenco as you watch a team of singers and dancers perform a traditional show while accompanied by a guitarist and percussionist. Depending on the ticket option you choose, you can also taste some authentic Mediterranean dishes or sip on a drink.

Enjoy this combo to visit the most important spaces of Granada: the complex complete of Alhambra and the Albaicín and Sacromonte quarters. We will start the tour in the morning at 9.00h o visit the Alhambra. The Alhambra is one of the most important monuments and attractions in the world. This is a massive complex consisting of 4 different spaces: the Alcazaba , Generalife Gardens, Palaces of Charles the Vth and, the most famous part of this monument, the Nasrid Palaces. Our guided tour has a duration of 3 hours and we will visit all these parts. In the afternoon (our guides will inform to you at what time we will start) we will enjoy the guided tour in Albaicín and Sacromonte quarters. Go deep into the traditional neighborhoods of Albaicín and Sacromonte, recognizable for its caves and settlements that were established after the Castilian conquest. Head to the former Muslim neighborhood of Albaicín, which will lead you to Mirador de San Nicolás, a magical viewpoint with the best views of the Alhambra.

Discover one of the most charming and historical quarters in Granada on a walking tour of the Albaicín. The quarter is characterized not only by its Moorish architecture and monuments, but also by its tastes and smells, as you’ll soon find out on this tapas tour. Take in the dream-like atmosphere of the Albaicin on a 2.5-hour guided walk. Admire stunning views of the Alhambra, the city of Granada, and the Sierra Nevada. Hear legends about the quarter and visit hidden alleyways in the neighborhood. Indulge in the traditional cuisine of Granada, combining Andalusian flavors with the latest culinary trends. Enjoy a wine tasting at the I love Granada shop, as well as 3 tapas and 3 drinks. This tour is a delight for all of the senses!

Relax on the scenic drive to Granada at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Upon arrival, skip the lines to the Alhambra and explore one of the most impressive palaces in Spain. Get the chance to wander the chambers and gardens of the complex with an official guide and uncover the mysteries of the Nasrid dynasty. Enjoy lunch in the historic Albaicín neighborhood and sample some typical tapas with drinks. Learn more about the tradition and sample a special dessert from Granada that was originally made for the pope. Enter the city's gypsy neighborhood to experience the multicultural influence and catch the aroma of teas and spices from the houses and markets.

The neighborhood of Albayzin, declared a World Heritage Site in 1984, was the origin of the current city of Granada, still retaining all the magic of its Arabic past. Narrow streets and white houses built at random, the famous Cármenes of Granada. The Sacromonte, located in the Valley of Valparaiso, is a picturesque and idyllic place on the outskirts of the urban center of Granada. It is a traditional suburb of the Granadian gypsies from India, who arrived in Spain in the 15th century. Portrayed with great mastery by the poet Federico García Lorca in his book Romancero Gitano, the gypsies dance the traditional and unique Grenadine Zambras inside their caves. This tour is a perfect complement to the visit of the Alhambra, as it allows us to see how the Arab and Christian culture are intermingled in the city and how beautiful is Granada from the other side. This is a late afternoon and evening tour. Your starting time will always ensure that you reach Saint Nicholas viewpoint by sunset.