Granada

Churches & Cathedrals

Journey back to the days of the Moors in Spain on a guided tour of the Alhambra. Enter the vast complex and hear about its great influence and importance in the history of Spain. Learn about the architectural styles that were used, with Christianity and Islam both having an influence. Marvel at the beautiful Gate of Pomegranates, then walk past the Pillar of Charles V fountain, erected in 1554 along the route that leads to the main entrance of the Alhambra. Explore the Alcazaba fortress, formerly a military precinct and the oldest area of the Alhambra complex. You will also visit the Nasrid Palaces including the Palace of Mexuar, the Palace of Comares, and the Court of the Lions. Finally head to the Generalife, the summer palace of the Nasrid Emirs, home to one of the oldest surviving gardens of the Moors. Admire the different courtyards with their long pools framed by flowerbeds, fountains, colonnades, and pavilions.

Find out why the Alhambra is a world-famous monument on an audio-guided tour taken at your own pace. Pre-book your entry ticket to avoid wasting time in the ticket line and the risk of not getting a ticket on the day. Once inside, set off on your discovery of the Alhambra, a testament to the architectural feats of Granada's Moorish rulers. Get swept away by the beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site while your audio guide takes you on a journey through its colorful history. Admire the decadent architecture of the Generalife, the palace opposite the Alhambra that was the former home of Granada's kings, and meander through the picturesque gardens filled with fountains, hanging plants, and paved pathways. Continue on to the fortified sand-colored turrets of the Alcazaba, a military area that's one of the oldest parts of the Alhambra complex. During your tour, you'll also encounter the striking Palace of Charles V, the Bath of the Mosque, and hidden walkways leading back to the gardens.

Explore the Alhambra fortress and lavish Generalife Gardens on a guided tour. See hundreds of years of Granada's Moorish history as you explore this monumental site overlooking the beautiful city of Granada. Start the tour by discovering the Alcazaba complex built in the 13th-century. Find out about how the Nasrids added large towers and a street with an important access route through Puerta de las Armas. Discover how the fortification of the entire perimeter wall of the Alhambra was built. Learn all about the history of the Nasrid Kingdom through its architecture. Then, head to the Generalife, composed of the Lower Gardens, the Generalife Palace, and the High Gardens located outside the walls of the Alhambra. Learn about how this area was a recreational estate for the Nasrid sultans. Hear about the significance of water in this complex, and explore the beautiful and peaceful gardens.

Find out why the Alhambra is a world-famous monument on an audio-guided tour taken at your own pace. Pre-book your entry ticket to avoid wasting time in the ticket line and the risk of not getting a ticket on the day.  Once inside, set off on your discovery of the Alhambra, a testament to the architectural feats of Granada's Moorish rulers. Get swept away by the beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site while your audio guide takes you on a journey through its colorful history.  Admire the decadent architecture of the Generalife, the palace opposite the Alhambra that was the former home of Granada's kings, and meander through the picturesque gardens filled with fountains, hanging plants, and paved pathways. Continue on to the fortified sand-colored turrets of the Alcazaba, a military area that's one of the oldest parts of the Alhambra complex. During your tour, you'll also encounter the striking Palace of Charles V, the Bath of the Mosque, and hidden walkways leading back to the gardens.

No visit to Granada is complete without seeing the Alhambra, the only remaining fortress from the city’s Islamic period. After pickup from your hotel in Granada, join a tour of this world-famous attraction with an experienced guide. Visit the Nasrid Palaces and the Charles V Palace, and see the exterior of many other beautiful venues scattered around the complex. Soak up the history and art of the Nasrid Kingdom. Your official guide will explain the origins and development of one of the most visited monuments in the world. Marvel at the fusion of Moorish and Christian art and culture. You will have plenty of time to admire the architectural features, elaborate rooms, and exquisite gardens in the complex. At the end of your tour, you will be dropped back to your hotel in Granada.

No visit to Granada is complete without seeing the Alhambra, the only remaining fortress from the city’s Islamic period. After pickup from your hotel in Granada, join a tour of this world-famous attraction with an experienced guide. Visit the Nasrid Palaces and the Charles V Palace, and see the exterior of many other beautiful venues scattered around the complex. Soak up the history and art of the Nasrid Kingdom. Your official guide will explain the origins and development of one of the most visited monuments in the world. Marvel at the fusion of Moorish and Christian art and culture. You will have plenty of time to admire the architectural features, elaborate rooms, and exquisite gardens in the complex. At the end of your tour, you will be dropped back to your hotel in Granada.

Visit the city of Granada and one of the most important and historical sites in Europe on this day trip from Torremolinos. Travel in a comfortable bus driven by a professional and friendly driver. First stop is the Alhambra Palace, the most visited monument in Spain. It was built during the 13th century and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Enjoy a complete guided tour of the extensive complex, including the beautiful Nasrid Palaces and Generalife Gardens. You will then be taken to Granada's city center, where you will have free time to visit the Cathedral and explore the picturesque streets and plazas of this vibrant town. At the end of the day, you will board the bus to take you back to Torremolinos.

An in depth insight into the Christian history of Granada, including the Encarnación Cathedral and the Royal Chapel. The tour also includes a trip to the Arabic Baths from the XI century, some the oldest in Granada. These baths hold great cultural significance due to their complete preservation, and their being one of the few places that were not destroyed by the Catholic Kings. The tour concludes by passing through the historical center, visiting 'La Madraza', the first university that was created by Yusuf I.

With this combined tour, you can enjoy the three most characteristic monuments of Granada linked to the Catholic Monarchs and Emperor Carlos V. Start your tour at the Plaza Bib-Rambla where you will meet your friendly guide. From here, you'll enter the Royal Chapel, built for Isabel la Católica, who is buried next to Fernando de Aragón. After discovering its splendid marble tombs and the rich collection of Flemish paintings personally owned by the queen, you will visit the Cathedral of Granada, built by Emperor Carlos V. This Cathedral was erected by the hands of the architect Diego de Siloé on the Alhama mosque, making it one of the first Renaissance works in the country. Finally, complete your experience with a visit to the splendid Monastery of San Jerónimo, built by the Catholic Monarchs to extol the military and heroic greatness of the Grand Captain, Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba. Of particular note in this building is the main altar, where Gonzalo was buried, it is truly a sight to behold.

Benefit from pick-up at your hotel in Seville and journey to the impressive city of Córdoba. Go to the Mezquita de Córdoba to look at its intricate arches and marvel at one of the finest examples of Islamic art in Spain. Then, stroll the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter and contrast the patios of colorful flowers with the whitewashed walls and Spanish tiles. Discover highlights such as the Royal Stables and Alcázar before sampling local tapas, such as flamenquin (pork roll) and salmorejo (tomato and bread) at your own expense. Pass the historic water mills of the Guadalquivir River before heading to Granada, where more treasures await.