The Main Palace conserved, The Official House of The Kingdom of Granada. It is a visit that focuses on the Nasrid palaces in depth. The guide will explain the Nasrid and Islamic art in detail, we will read the walls of the Alhambra contemplating one of the jewels of Islamic art in the peninsula.

We will visit the sultan's rest house, its gardens, orchards and the more than 3000 plants of the Alhambra

The Alcazaba is the oldest and most strategic part of the Alhambra complex, a powerful Moorish fortress that once protected the entire palatine city. During this guided visit, you will explore its impressive defensive walls, watchtowers and military structures while learning about its crucial role in the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada. From its towers, such as the Torre de la Vela, you will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over Granada, the Albaicín and the surrounding mountains. Your specialist guide will reveal the history of the Muslim rulers, the military architecture and the strategic importance of this monumental stronghold, offering a deep insight into the Islamic heritage that shaped the Alhambra. This visit provides a fascinating introduction to the origins, power and grandeur of one of the most iconic monuments in the world.

The Alhambra is one of the most extraordinary monuments in the world and the finest masterpiece of Islamic architecture in Europe. This magnificent palatial city, built by the Nasrid dynasty between the 13th and 15th centuries, combines stunning palaces, lush gardens, fortified walls and intricate decorative art. During the guided visit, you will discover its rich history, elegant courtyards, delicate arabesques, peaceful fountains and symbolic spaces that reflect the sophistication of Al-Andalus. Your specialist guide will reveal the stories behind its architecture, its rulers and its artistic legacy, transforming every corner into a journey through time. A visit to the Alhambra is not just sightseeing — it is an immersive cultural experience that unveils the splendour, beauty and historical depth of Granada’s most iconic monument.