



by Play Granada
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.€98This two-hour Segway tour covers Granada’s hills and historic neighborhoods, making it easier to navigate the city's outdoor terrain. The guided ride begins with a briefing before moving through the Albayzín district, a Moorish quarter known for its narrow, cobblestone streets and complex layout. Riders then visit Sacromonte, a hillside area famous for its cave dwellings and flamenco culture. Along the route, the tour stops at Paseo de los Tristes, a historic avenue with opportunities to see local tapas bars and take photos. The Fuente del Avellano fountain offers views over Sacromonte. The Mirador de San Nicolas viewpoint provides wide views of the Alhambra and the city. Other stops include the Puerta de Elvira, an old city gate from the Islamic period, and Calle Elvira, a lively street with a long history. The tour includes a local guide, Segway use, helmets, all taxes and fees, and access to vending machines and Wi-Fi. Food, drinks, tickets to the Alhambra, and hotel transfers are not included. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat and water in summer or gloves in winter. Weight limits for riders are between 30 and 110 kilograms.
Starting Point
The tour begins here with an introduction and Segway training before heading out into the city.
Paseo de los Tristes
This historic avenue has a notable name and history, offering excellent photo opportunities and several local tapas bars to visit.
15 min
Fuente del Avellano
A picturesque fountain providing views over the Sacromonte neighborhood.
2 min
Sacromonte
A hillside area known for its Gypsy caves where people live and have developed a distinct culture, including flamenco dancing.
45 min
Albayzin
This Moorish quarter of Granada is built like a labyrinth with narrow cobblestone streets and many historical stories.
40 min
Mirador de San Nicolas
A well-known viewpoint offering wide views of the Alhambra palace and the city of Granada.
15 min
Puerta de Elvira
An ancient city gate that was one of Granada’s main entrances during the Islamic period.
Calle Elvira
A lively street showing Granada’s cultural past and current life.
Play Granada Office Meeting Point, next to the Santa Ana Church, at the end of Plaza Nueva.
End point
Play Granada Office Meeting Point, next to the Santa Ana Church, at the end of Plaza Nueva.




by Play Granada
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.€98This two-hour Segway tour covers Granada’s hills and historic neighborhoods, making it easier to navigate the city's outdoor terrain. The guided ride begins with a briefing before moving through the Albayzín district, a Moorish quarter known for its narrow, cobblestone streets and complex layout. Riders then visit Sacromonte, a hillside area famous for its cave dwellings and flamenco culture. Along the route, the tour stops at Paseo de los Tristes, a historic avenue with opportunities to see local tapas bars and take photos. The Fuente del Avellano fountain offers views over Sacromonte. The Mirador de San Nicolas viewpoint provides wide views of the Alhambra and the city. Other stops include the Puerta de Elvira, an old city gate from the Islamic period, and Calle Elvira, a lively street with a long history. The tour includes a local guide, Segway use, helmets, all taxes and fees, and access to vending machines and Wi-Fi. Food, drinks, tickets to the Alhambra, and hotel transfers are not included. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat and water in summer or gloves in winter. Weight limits for riders are between 30 and 110 kilograms.
Starting Point
The tour begins here with an introduction and Segway training before heading out into the city.
Paseo de los Tristes
This historic avenue has a notable name and history, offering excellent photo opportunities and several local tapas bars to visit.
15 min
Fuente del Avellano
A picturesque fountain providing views over the Sacromonte neighborhood.
2 min
Sacromonte
A hillside area known for its Gypsy caves where people live and have developed a distinct culture, including flamenco dancing.
45 min
Albayzin
This Moorish quarter of Granada is built like a labyrinth with narrow cobblestone streets and many historical stories.
40 min
Mirador de San Nicolas
A well-known viewpoint offering wide views of the Alhambra palace and the city of Granada.
15 min
Puerta de Elvira
An ancient city gate that was one of Granada’s main entrances during the Islamic period.
Calle Elvira
A lively street showing Granada’s cultural past and current life.
Play Granada Office Meeting Point, next to the Santa Ana Church, at the end of Plaza Nueva.
End point
Play Granada Office Meeting Point, next to the Santa Ana Church, at the end of Plaza Nueva.