About the Alhambra in Granada
The Alhambra in Granada is one of Spain’s most important monumental complexes and an extraordinary legacy of Nasrid architecture. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it brings together centuries of history in a setting where palaces, fortresses, gardens and spaces of great artistic value coexist.
What to see during the visit
During this guided group tour, you will explore the monumental complex accompanied by an official guide specialising in the Alhambra. Depending on the option selected, you can access the Nasrid Palaces, as well as discover the Alcazaba, the Generalife Palace and its gardens, the Palace of Charles V and other areas of the complex. Throughout the tour, your guide will help you understand the history, architecture and details that make the Alhambra a unique place.
“The Alhambra is one of the wonders that the world has produced.” — Washington Irving
Fun facts
- The Alhambra was initially a palatine city, with spaces intended for residential, military and administrative purposes.
- The Palace of Charles V stands out for its circular interior layout, an unusual feature in Renaissance architecture.
- The name Alhambra comes from the Arabic al-Hamra, traditionally associated with the meaning “the Red.”





