Granada: Albaicín and Sacromonte. Private visit.

Cancellation policy:

100% cancellation fees will apply if canceled 2 days or less before the event time.

Important

• Travelers are required to wear personal masks and observe social estrangement during the experience.
• The guides will wear masks and gloves.
• On-site procedures for frequent cleaning or disinfection.
• Customer is recommended to have their own headphones.

People with reduced mobility.

The old layout of these neighborhoods and the buildings themselves makes it very difficult for baby carriages or wheelchairs to travel on this tour.
We recommend that parents carry a baby carrier during the visit.

Do you want to know more?

For more information, you can contact us by phone at 958 049 160 or by email at customerservice@nhue.es. You can also find us at C/ Pavaneras N3, 18009, Granada (Ground Floor).

It is not a recommended visit if you need a wheelchair to make the visit. Access is from a different place than the main group and there are many areas that you cannot visit.

Garnâta centuries ago had many neighborhoods and five hills. The neighborhoods, like anywhere else, had been created on the initiative of potters, weavers, brickmakers or oil workers … Also out of rejection and contempt, such as water carriers, chalanes or lepers. But the largest suburb was the one called al-Bayyazzin. And it is that the Albaicín was the most charismatic neighborhood in the city of Granada, so much so that the neighborhood had its own governing body and its own autonomy, which made it powerful and feared even more by the Alhambra, a city of sultans and viziers

It was at this time that the neighborhood was designed, with narrow and labyrinthine streets, interspersed with small squares. Today, it boasts flower-adorned balconies, impressive viewpoints, and ancient cisterns, creating a romantic and charming setting.

What lies behind the high white walls remains a mystery to many. But we know many and we can solve some of them in this private visit

A visit that starts from the city center, Plaza de Santa Ana, you will walk through the narrow alleys and end at small viewpoints. The visit will continue in Sacromonte, the most flamenco neighborhood in Granada. Discover the reason why people live in caves carved out of the mountain and why the Roma people chose this place centuries ago for their settlement.

Do you want to know the history of this emblematic neighborhood? Book this private tour now and feel part of the history.