Walking Tours Granada

Walking around the Alhambra’s citadel immerses you in a green landscape filled with stupendous views, the beauty of its paths, cool waters and, of course, history. The Alhambra has been home to Nasrid sultans and Christian kings, like Charles V, but what was the earliest Sabika of the sultans like? What did they expect of the Alhambra? Why did Charles V fall in love with Granada? Our expert guides will provide you with the answers to these questions, which lie hidden within the hill, as you enjoy its peace, beauty and calm.


During this experience, our professionals will guide you from one site to another on Sabika Hill, entering the public spaces within the ensemble and stopping at some of the most important monumental areas. They will delve into aspects of the “Alhambra Medina,” and you will learn about the plant life on the hill that borders the edges of the wall, along with the water, land, city gates and defensive system. You will also come to understand the importance of the “Christian Alhambra,” learning about the history of this important heritage site.


Our guides, professionals who are passionate about the history of Granada and the Alhambra, will accompany you on this walking path leading through some of the most beautiful natural spaces in Granada.

Granada, a city steeped in the supernatural, is full of stories of terrible crimes whose memories still echo in the walls of buildings such as the Old Granada County Council, or the Granero pub.


Get ready for an unforgettable night walking through Granada’s narrow and dark streets. Discover enchanted sites and enclaves, where paranormal phenomena have been present for centuries. Feel your spine tingle as you discover the events that led to cannibalism and the burning of witches in medieval times.

This tour highlights events that have featured in the media and paranormal TV programs. Of course this includes the Albaicín, a neighborhood full of pagan beliefs and rituals left by settlers that will intrigue and disturb.

These are some of the secrets that will be revealed on this tour through a city where each corner guards a hidden history waiting to be revealed by the most curious visitor.

We invite you to take a tour of the most significant streets that linked the center of Granada with the outskirts of the city, where the summer home of Federico García Lorca’s family was located: La Huerta de San Vicente. We will also talk about the most interesting buildings in the neighborhood of La Magdalena and the path Lorca may have walked down on August 9 to the home of the Rosales family, fleeing the threat to his life.

Discover where the symbiosis between the Vega de Granada and the city began, the reason for the transformations in nineteenth and twentieth-century Granada and how Lorca lived and was inspired by the most interesting influences by Granada in his literary work. Among other places, you will visit Mariana Pineda’s last home, a century before the poet’s birth, the Plaza de Gracia, a social gathering place in twentieth-century Granada, and the house/museum of La Huerta de San Vicente.

Our guides, professionals who are passionate about Lorca as a figure and the history and city he lived in, will help you follow in his footsteps through the sites in Granada and the family home that marked the poet’s life.

Walk the streets of Granada and travel back in time with our local tourism professionals on a historical tour through this beautiful city, which has experienced major transformations from its golden Andalusi period right up until the modern day.


This essential tour of Granada reflects the events in the history of our city with important contents such as the figures of the Catholic Monarchs and Charles V, the Alhambra and the Generalife, the tragedy of the Moors, the Mudejar style or the Albaicin neighborhood of yesterday and today. Learn about its urban structure and hydraulic system, its Carmenes and the other typical houses, the legends, the Darro river and its natural environment.


Our passionate experts will take you on a unique walk you’ll never forget. Experience the beauty, history and charm of this magnificent city. A private tour makes all the difference, so don’t hesitate to book your place. End the tour with a drink and tapa - the perfect ending for this great experience, just as the locals do.

The views of the impressive Alhambra and the peaks of the Sierra Nevada will accompany you on almost the entire visit through the narrow, winding and perfumed streets of the Albaicín. Meanwhile, our expert guides will share with you the history, art and traditions of every corner.



In the Sacromonte neighborhood, famous for its caves, where the traditional Zambra was born, native flamenco dances and songs are still enjoyed daily.


Afterwards, the perfect ending for the perfect tour: stop for a drink with a tapa, just like the locals.

Find out how the complex hydraulic system which supplies the palace city of the Alhambra was devised and the importance held by water for the city of Granada, founded by the Iberians 2,700 years ago. As was agriculture, the fountains and gardens that can be seen today were made possible by the existence of the Acequia Real (royal irrigation canal) and its slopes, which allowed water to flow using the principle of communicating vessels. You will also get the chance to learn about the importance of olive trees in Al-Andalus and the medicinal uses of Nasrid crops.
In addition to other places, you will tour the Sultana’s cypress courtyard and the Palace of Generalife, where you can appreciate the aesthetic and symbolic uses of water in Islamic palace architecture and enjoy the amazing views when we arrive at the Alcazaba.
We will take a tour that stretches from the entrance of the Alhambra by the lower gardens, the Water Tower and the Alcazaba, finishing in the small square of Cisterns.

Our guides, professionals who are passionate about the history of the Alhambra, will accompany you on this stroll through the many corners of the Generalife, its gardens and the most emblematic palaces that make it up the ensemble.

Travel to the places where García Lorca’s life came to an end. In the middle of the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Sierra de Huétor, we will talk about the causes and events leading to this universal poet’s death.


We will start out in the city of Granada, Lorca’s home and source of inspiration, and the place where he was arrested on August 16, 1936. We will continue on to the villages of Víznar and Alfacar, located near the mountain range, alongside water channels and ancient irrigation ditches passed down from ancestral times.


There we will talk about the circumstances surrounding Lorca’s death, the Spanish Civil War and the recovery of the poet’s figure in the collective memory of society in Spain and Granada. We will see the place where he spent his last night, the mass graves of those shot during the Civil War, a park dedicated to the poet and the astonishing site where many believe he was shot early on the morning of August 18, 1936.


Our guides, professionals who are passionate about Lorca as a figure and the history surrounding his death, will help you understand the final stage of his short, mysterious life.


The tour ends in the village of Alfacar, next to the Fuente de las Lagrimas, where we will be taken back to the city center of Granada.