175.00 €
dStep into the enchanting labyrinth of the Albaicín, Granada’s most historic neighborhood UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Discover the charm of Nasrid-era dwellings as we explore well-preserved medieval houses, their lush gardens, and serene courtyards in the heart of historic Al-Andalus.
Our guided tour of the Albaicín quarter is not just a sightseeing trip, it’s a deep dive into the cultural and historical legacy of Al-Andalus. Learn about the Ziri and Nasrid dynasties, discover the profound impact of Islamic art and architecture, and connect with the stories of those who shaped this extraordinary place.
On this tour, we will journey through eight centuries of Muslim presence in the city, from the 8th to the 15th century, uncovering the rich cultural and architectural legacy that shaped the city.
We will visit merchant houses from the 15th century that offer a glimpse into the daily life of Granada’s prosperous trading families. As we wander its narrow, whitewashed streets, we’ll pause at breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada, and discover traditional artisan shops that keep centuries-old crafts alive.
TOUR DETAILS
Duration: 3h
Price per group up to 10 people
Tickets: Not Included. You may purchase your ticket online using the button below or directly at the monument.
Translated from arab the "home of the honest”, located in the hearth of the old medina Gharnata, today Albaicin quarter, formed part of the large palace of Zirid King Badis, It was so-named for having been the official residence of Aixa la-Horra, wife of Muley Hacén...
This day tour guide will help you explore the essential Islamic heritage sites in Granada,
Delve into the captivating history of Granada, the last Muslim kingdom in Spain, exploring its rich Islamic heritage, stunning mosques, and enduring legacy as a historical treasure
The Sacromonte is a neighborhood won to the rock. It was born 500 years ago to give shelter to the persecuted and ended up sacralizing itself under the cover of a legend. Its streets, which disappear abruptly at the edge of a pit or communicate by whitewashed...
Corral del Carbón, called al-fundaq al-yadida in Arabic, meaning New Corn Exchange, was constructed in the first half of the 14th century, functioning as a storehouse and point of sale for wheat, as well as accommodation for the merchants who brought it to Granada....
Nasrid Palace
