GRANADA in two days

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Duration
2 days
Ideal
All year round
Budget
From €80
Must-see
Alhambra
 

Granada packs centuries of history into every corner: Nasrid palaces, Moorish quarters, flamenco caves and a legendary tapas scene. This guide takes you step by step through the essentials.

Day 1

The Alhambra and the historic centre

Must-see places

Without a doubt, the best way to start a trip to Granada is by visiting its most famous site: the Alhambra. The vast monumental complex is usually visited in full in a single morning (approximately 3-4 hours).

We recommend taking the Complete Guided Tour. Accompanied by an expert official guide, you will explore every corner of the Alhambra in detail and get to know this Nasrid gem.

Where to have lunch

Tapas in Plaza Mariana Pineda, Plaza Nueva or Carrera del Darro. Or book an authentic Nazari Menu around the Alhambra.

In the afternoon, we recommend the Free Tour Granada Essential: Historic Center and Lower Albaicín. You will discover the Cathedral, Plaza de las Pasiegas, the Alcaicería and the lower part of the Albaicín, all with an expert guide.

Granada Cathedral Alcaicería

Granada is also known for its mysteries and legends. If that appeals to you, don't miss the Free Tour of Dark Granada: Mysteries and Legends.

Where to have dinner

Plaza Mariana Pineda and Plaza del Campillo Bajo are home to the best bars and restaurants.

Day 2

A walk through the most iconic neighbourhoods

A trip to Granada is not complete without visiting the Albaicín and Sacromonte. The former takes you back to Al-Andalus, with viewpoints and squares looking out over the Alhambra. Sacromonte is famous for its cave houses and for being a flamenco neighbourhood where you can really feel this traditional art form.

The best way to explore them is on the Free Tour UNESCO Heritage Neighborhoods: Albaicín and Sacromonte, accompanied by an official guide.

Where to have lunch

Calle Elvira or Plaza Bib-Rambla, perfect for churros with chocolate.

Cave houses in Sacromonte Flamenco in a tablao

In the late afternoon and evening, visit the Realejo, the old Jewish quarter with some of the most photographed streets in Granada. Take the Free Night Tour of Granada. Then have dinner surrounded by Granada's nightlife.

At any point during the day you can enjoy a Flamenco show in a tablao. Granada is a land of zambra, flamenco and caves, unique in the world.

Extras

Other activities to round off your trip

Map

Our recommendations on the map

Monuments, viewpoints and the best places for tapas:

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