Spain · WALKING TOURS IN GRANADA
The 4 best walking tours in Granada you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason, so start at the top.
Review of Granada’s Albaicín and Sacromonte sunset walk, with Alhambra views, local history, flamenco culture, costs, and practical tips.
“Lorena our guide was all heart and really made this tour very interesting. Her knowledge of the area and the history of Granada was deep. The tour was essential to knowing Granada and we are glad we booked it. Well worth it.”
Tour Granada’s Alhambra with a guide, from the Nasrid Palaces and Alcazaba to Generalife gardens, with one important booking catch.
“Be aware that the time for your visit will be assigned AFTER payment is applied. Unfortunately, the way this tour appears in Viator makes it hard to know the time you’ll be able to enter. This is an issue because you will have no recourse if the time assigned by the vendor to the tickets you are billed for does not suit your schedule. Buy direct from The Alhambra to avoid the issue you could face based on aviator’s misrepresentation.”
Walk Granada’s Albaicín and Sacromonte with a local guide, Moorish walls, cave homes, steep lanes, and superb Alhambra views for $23.
“I would highly recommend this tour but it is not for the faint hearted there are a lot of steep climbs and steps on it but for those of you are up for it, the rewards are worth the climb. The views across Granada are just outstanding and our guide was so knowledgeable and friendly and very happy to answer all of our questions. If you want to see a different side to Granada and hear the history then this is the tour you want to do.”
Explore Granada’s Albaicín and Sacromonte on a $18 guided walk with Alhambra views, Moorish lanes, cave homes, history, and steep climbs.
“Maria was the guide of our small group. She is an excellent and knowledgeable guide. She told us many interesting historic facts and showed us many historic spots that I would have otherwise overlooked. She showed us amazing view points of the Alhambra too and offered to take photos of us whenever we wanted. She adjusted to our pace and did helpful, small stops for drinking, taking photos etc. The walk is therefore doable for everyone I think. Maria even gave us amazing recommendations for what to do and eat in Granada.”
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