Granada walking tours

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Granada City Center

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The Albaicin and Sacromonte

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What to visit in Granada in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Granada

Granada Cathedral

The Cathedral of Granada is a must-see when visiting this city. Its construction started in the 16th century but took roughly 200 years to be completed. It features both the Baroque, Renaissance, and Gothic styles.

San Jerónimo Monastery

This stunning monastery was originally located in the close town of Santa Fé. It was only after the Christian conquest that was moved to Granada. If you have time, we suggest visiting the interior.

Royal Chapel

Another important landmark narrated in our audio tours is the Royal Chapel or Capilla Real in Spanish. Built during the 15th century as a burial place for Spanish monarchs, today it houses tombs of a few Catholic kings and a museum.

Plaza Nueva

This is the oldest square in Granada and the starting point of our Granada walking tours. Get an introduction to the city by our guide and then be prepared to walk the city.

Paseo de los Tristes

This is one of the most popular streets of Granada, with stunning views of the Alhambra. It is also known as Paseo del Pdre Manjón. Our guide will tell you more about this iconic street.

San Nicolas Viewpoint

Located in the Albaicín district, the Mirador de San Nicolás has the most impressive views of the Alhambra. You will also find the beautiful Church of San Nicolás built on the site of a former mosque.

Granada Mosque

Opened in 2003, this Mosque was started by the local Muslim community, and it's designed with traditional Muslim motifs.

Corral del Carbón

This corn exchange from the 14th century is where merchants prepared their products for auction. It's the oldest Arab monument in the city as it dates back to 1336. Get to know more about it with our tours of Granada.

Bib-Rambla Square

One of the best places to go shopping in Granada is Bib-Rambla Square. All around the squares, there are many shopping streets. Not very far you also find the Alcaiceria market, the big souk of Granada.

Elvira Gate

Elvira Gate, or Puerta de Elvira in Spanish, is an arch located at the beginning of Elvira Street. It was part of the 11th-century Zirid walls and was rebuilt in the 14th century to be incorporated into the new extensions of the walls.