



by Nhue Concierge
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€118This small-group walking tour lasts about 3 hours and begins with a visit to the Generalife, where participants walk around the palace and gardens while learning about the Alhambra's restored gravity irrigation system that keeps the gardens green. Next, the tour continues to the Medina area of the Alhambra, including stops at the Palace of Carlos V, Parador, and Santa Maria de la Alhambra, all of which have free admission. This section gives an idea of how people lived in the fortified city during the Nasrid era. The group then moves to the Alcazaba, a military fortress and one of the oldest buildings in the complex. The tour ends with a visit to the Nasrid Palaces, which include the Comares, Mexuar, and Lions palaces. The tour includes admission fees, a guide speaking the selected language, and headphones for listening, but does not provide hotel pickup or gratuities.
Generalife
The tour starts with a 60-minute visit to the Generalife palace and gardens. The guide explains the Alhambra’s gravity irrigation system, which has been restored and is still used to keep the gardens green and maintained.
60 min
Palace of Carlos V
Next, the tour proceeds to the Medina area of the Alhambra. Here visitors walk through the narrow medieval streets and visit free admission sites including the Parador, the Palace of Carlos V, and Santa Maria de la Alhambra. This section shows how people in the Nasrid era lived within the fortified city.
3 min
Alcazaba
The group then spends about 30 minutes at the Alcazaba, one of the oldest buildings in the Alhambra complex and a military fortress.
30 min
Nasrid Palaces
The final stop is a 60-minute visit to the Nasrid Palaces, which include the Comares Palace, Mexuar Palace, and the Palace of the Lions.
60 min
The meeting point is the map of steel front door of the Alhambra, near box office. To recognize us, the staff holding white umbrella (Nhue) You can reach the meeting point on foot (30 minutes, walking from Plaza Nueva) or with the bus c30, c32 leave from Plaza Isabel la Católica
End point
The meeting point is the map of steel front door of the Alhambra, near box office. To recognize us, the staff holding white umbrella (Nhue) You can reach the meeting point on foot (30 minutes, walking from Plaza Nueva) or with the bus c30, c32 leave from Plaza Isabel la Católica




by Nhue Concierge
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€118This small-group walking tour lasts about 3 hours and begins with a visit to the Generalife, where participants walk around the palace and gardens while learning about the Alhambra's restored gravity irrigation system that keeps the gardens green. Next, the tour continues to the Medina area of the Alhambra, including stops at the Palace of Carlos V, Parador, and Santa Maria de la Alhambra, all of which have free admission. This section gives an idea of how people lived in the fortified city during the Nasrid era. The group then moves to the Alcazaba, a military fortress and one of the oldest buildings in the complex. The tour ends with a visit to the Nasrid Palaces, which include the Comares, Mexuar, and Lions palaces. The tour includes admission fees, a guide speaking the selected language, and headphones for listening, but does not provide hotel pickup or gratuities.
Generalife
The tour starts with a 60-minute visit to the Generalife palace and gardens. The guide explains the Alhambra’s gravity irrigation system, which has been restored and is still used to keep the gardens green and maintained.
60 min
Palace of Carlos V
Next, the tour proceeds to the Medina area of the Alhambra. Here visitors walk through the narrow medieval streets and visit free admission sites including the Parador, the Palace of Carlos V, and Santa Maria de la Alhambra. This section shows how people in the Nasrid era lived within the fortified city.
3 min
Alcazaba
The group then spends about 30 minutes at the Alcazaba, one of the oldest buildings in the Alhambra complex and a military fortress.
30 min
Nasrid Palaces
The final stop is a 60-minute visit to the Nasrid Palaces, which include the Comares Palace, Mexuar Palace, and the Palace of the Lions.
60 min
The meeting point is the map of steel front door of the Alhambra, near box office. To recognize us, the staff holding white umbrella (Nhue) You can reach the meeting point on foot (30 minutes, walking from Plaza Nueva) or with the bus c30, c32 leave from Plaza Isabel la Católica
End point
The meeting point is the map of steel front door of the Alhambra, near box office. To recognize us, the staff holding white umbrella (Nhue) You can reach the meeting point on foot (30 minutes, walking from Plaza Nueva) or with the bus c30, c32 leave from Plaza Isabel la Católica