• Nasrid Palaces - The highlight of the Alhambra, the Nasrid Palaces are a collection of royal residences embellished with stunning Islamic art. Notable features include:
  Court of the Myrtles (Patio de los Arrayanes): A peaceful courtyard with a reflective pool, bordered by myrtle hedges.
  Hall of the Ambassadors (Salón de los Embajadores): The largest room in the palaces, showcasing a magnificent domed ceiling that represents the seven heavens of Islamic cosmology.
  Court of the Lions (Patio de los Leones): A famous courtyard with a fountain supported by 12 marble lions, symbolizing power and royalty.

• Generalife - The Generalife served as the summer palace and leisure estate for the Nasrid rulers. Its lush gardens are a haven of fountains, water channels, and vibrant flowers. Be sure to see:
  Water Stairway (Escalera del Agua): A distinctive staircase with water flowing down its handrails.
  Courtyard of the Cypress of the Sultana (Patio del Ciprés de la Sultana): A romantic garden filled with cypress trees and fragrant blooms.

• Alcazaba - The oldest section of the Alhambra, the Alcazaba is a military fortress offering sweeping views of Granada. Climb the Torre de la Vela (Watchtower) for a breathtaking view of the city and the surrounding mountains.

• Palace of Carlos V - A Renaissance-style palace constructed by Emperor Charles V following the Reconquista. Its circular courtyard contrasts with the Islamic architecture of the rest of the complex. Inside, visitors will find the Alhambra Museum and the Fine Arts Museum.

• Palacio El Partal - This is a serene area with beautiful gardens, water features, and the remains of the Palacio del Partal, one of the oldest palaces in Alhambra.

• Audio Guide
• Pre-reserved Ticket Entrance

• Live Guide
• Headphones
• Food & Beverage
• Pick-up & Drop-Off

Historical Significance: The Alhambra stands as a remarkable testament to the cultural and artistic accomplishments of the Nasrid dynasty and the Islamic Golden Age in Spain.

Architectural Marvels: With its intricate stucco work, tile mosaics (zellige), and elegant arches and domes, the Alhambra offers a visual delight.

Gardens and Water Features: The incorporation of water as both a decorative and cooling element is a signature of Islamic design, beautifully exemplified in the Alhambra’s gardens.

Cultural Fusion: The Alhambra embodies the fusion of Islamic, Christian, and Jewish influences, symbolizing Spain’s rich multicultural heritage.

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• It is required to Present your DNI or Passport to can enter the attraction, each participant must have it.
• Please bring your own smartphone and headphones to can download the Audio guide app.

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