Seville Cordoba and Granada Al-Andalus Private Tour
Al-Andalus HeritageAbout this trip
Authentic & Unique Itineraries
Discover the landmarks of each destination and their connection to Al-Andalus and its legacy
Tour Guide Al-Andalus specialist
Your local tour guide will take care of everything you need: arrange private transfers, buy ticket to attractions and show you local favorites!
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An online travel planner ensures a smooth and enjoyable trip, including guidance on the best areas to stay, restaurant recommendations & best shopping spots
The Itinerary
Day 1 - Seville
Enjoy a private guided tour of the an UNESCO site celebrated for its exquisite architecture. Wander through its lush gardens, tranquil courtyards, and intricately decorated palace halls that reflect centuries of Andalusi art and craftsmanship.
Continue with a leisurely stroll through the Santa Cruz Quarter — once the heart of Seville’s old medina — where winding alleys, flower-filled patios, and inviting tapas bars create an atmosphere of timeless charm. From here, enjoy views over the Wadi al-Kabir River (today’s Guadalquivir) as you explore other vestiges of Islamic Seville, including the Golden Tower and the Giralda, the former minaret of the Almohad mosque of Ishbiliya.
Optional Experience: Enhance your visit with a 1-hour sightseeing cruise along the Guadalquivir River (€18,00 pp).
enjoy a private guided tour of the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a world heritage site celebrated for its exquisite blend of Islamic and Mudéjar architecture. Wander through its lush gardens, tranquil courtyards, and intricately decorated palace halls that reflect centuries of Andalusi art and craftsmanship.
Continue with a leisurely stroll through the Santa Cruz Quarter — once the heart of Seville’s old medina — where winding alleys, flower-filled patios, and inviting tapas bars create an atmosphere of timeless charm. From here, enjoy views over the Wadi al-Kabir River (today’s Guadalquivir) as you explore other vestiges of Islamic Seville, including the Golden Tower and the Giralda, the former minaret of the Almohad mosque of Ishbiliya.
Optional Experience: Enhance your visit with a 1-hour sightseeing cruise along the Guadalquivir River (€18,00 pp).
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Explore the Al-Andalus heritage of Seville on a private guided tour through the historic heart of Ishbiliya, one of the great cities of medieval Al-Andalus.
Visit the magnificent Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose palaces, courtyards and gardens reveal centuries of Andalusi and later Mudéjar artistic influence. Discover intricate geometric decoration, elegant arches, peaceful patios and lush gardens while tracing the fascinating history of this royal complex.
Continue through the Santa Cruz Quarter, part of Seville’s historic urban core, with its narrow lanes, hidden squares and traditional courtyards. Along the way, uncover surviving landmarks of Islamic Seville, including the Giralda, originally built as the minaret of the Almohad Great Mosque of Ishbiliya, and the Torre del Oro (Golden Tower), constructed during the Almohad period beside the Guadalquivir.
End your walk overlooking the Guadalquivir River, known in Arabic as Wadi al-Kabir, the waterway that connected medieval Seville with wider Mediterranean and Atlantic trade routes.
Optional Experience: Complete your visit with a 1-hour sightseeing cruise along the Guadalquivir River (€18.00 per person).
Day 2 - Seville to Cordoba
Travel by private transfer to Córdoba (2h aprox) and discover ancient Madinat Qurtuba, one of the great cultural and intellectual centres of medieval Europe. In 756, Abd al-Rahman I established Córdoba as the capital of the independent Umayyad Emirate of Al-Andalus, beginning one of the most remarkable periods in the city’s history.Your Córdoba Islamic heritage tour includes a guided visit to the magnificent Great Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the finest surviving masterpieces of Islamic architecture in the Western world. Explore its iconic forest of arches, historic mihrab and successive architectural expansions while learning about the development of Córdoba during the Umayyad period.
Continue through the historic streets of the former Muslim medina and the area now known as the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba. Its narrow whitewashed lanes, traditional courtyards and historic houses reveal the many cultural layers that have shaped the city over the centuries. Along the way, discover surviving traces of Andalusi architecture and urban heritage within Córdoba’s UNESCO-listed historic centre.
Walk towards the Roman Bridge and Calahorra Tower for one of the most impressive views of Córdoba’s old city and the Guadalquivir River — a panorama that still recalls the historic approach to Qurtuba during the age of Al-Andalus.
You will also have the opportunity to discover Córdoba’s long tradition of craftsmanship, including Cordoban leatherwork, ceramics, jewellery and fine silver and gold filigree, arts that have been developed and refined in the city for centuries.
Optional Experience: Complete your stay in Córdoba with an unforgettable equestrian performance at the Royal Stables of Córdoba, combining Andalusian horsemanship, history and tradition.
Day 3 - Cordoba - Granada
Continue to Granada (2h45), once the magnificent capital of the Nasrid Kingdom, the last great Muslim dynasty of Al-Andalus.
After check-in, we will pick you up to take you up the Albacin Hill to discover the soul of , the medieval city that flourished under Islamic rule from the 11th century. Stroll through the Albaicín Quarter, the UNESCO listed-site is the historic heart of Islamic Madinat Gharnata. Its maze of narrow streets, small squares and whitewashed houses still preserves much of the medieval urban character inherited from the city of Al-Andalus.
Walk through its historic lanes to the celebrated San Nicolás Square,one of Granada’s most iconic viewpoints, offering unforgettable views of the Alhambra framed by the sn ow-capped Sierra Nevada.
Continue downhill towards the Darro River, following a picturesque boulevard Carrera del Darro, one of Granada’s oldest streets. Along the way, discover historic bridges, Andalusi houses, ancient cisterns, sections of medieval walls and later Renaissance buildings.
The area also preserves important monuments from the Islamic period, including the Hammam El Bañuelo, one of the best-preserved historic hammams in Spain.
Optional experience: End your evening with an unforgettable Flamenco show in Granada, where passionate music and dance echo the deep Andalusi soul of the city.
Day 4 - Granada
A taxi will pick you up in your hotel to drive you up the Sabika Hill where the Alhambra Complex is located to enjoy a private 3-hour guided tour of the Alhambra and the Generalife palaces and gardens, masterpieces of Nasrid art and architecture. Stroll through serene courtyards, intricate stucco halls, and lush gardens once reserved for the sultans of Granada.
Later, we will visit the Alhambra Museum, home to exceptional artifacts that reveal daily life and the refined aesthetics of the Nasrid court.
Transfer back to your hotel or city center is included. Free time for lunch and we will meet again to explore other areas of Granada’s historic center to discover its traditional craft markets, where centuries-old techniques are still preserved, its former merchants’ inn, and the remains of the ancient Madrasah.
Transfer Services Prices:
- Granada to Madrid: car 569 € | van 680 €
- Granada to Malaga Airport: car 570 € | van 680 €
Please read carefully our Booking terms & conditions
Group Price
Included
- Tour guides with in-depth knowledge of Al-Andalus
- Travel planning assistance and personalized recommendations
- Tickets to Alhambra Palaces (subject to availability) Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral, Cordoba Alcazar & The Caliph Baths, Andalusian Monuments of Albaicin (Granada), Seville Royal Alcazar (subject to availability), Seville Gothic Cathedral & Giralda Tower
- Intercity private transfers and city transfers indicated in the program as included
- Airport transfer on arrival
Not Included
- Accommodation
- Airport Transfers
- Transport services not listed as included
- Personal expenses
- Meals
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