IMPORTANT INFORMATION

New regulations of the Alhambra regarding security measures and prevention of ticket resale:

Tickets are personal, therefore each visitor must have a passport or identity card, which may be requested during random checks. In case of a mismatch of name or lack of documentation, entry to the monument will be refused, without possibility of refund.

City

Granada, the longest-lasting Arab kingdom in Spain (800 years of Arab occupation), celebrated the 500th anniversary of its fall to the Catholic kings Ferdinand and Isabella in 1992. The city is known worldwide for the “Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens”.

The Alhambra Palace is the finest and best-preserved example of Islamic architecture in Spain. Strategically located on a hill, this medieval fortress dominates the city, covering an area of 100,000 m², and is widely considered the eighth wonder of the world. Many of the original palaces, squares and fountains remain intact.

About the trip

Our guide will pick you up from your hotel on the coast or from the agreed bus stop and head towards Granada. Upon arrival in the city centre, free time to explore the old Arab district of Alcaicería, the Royal Chapel and other attractions. Early afternoon, drive to the Alhambra, where the tour will take place with an entrance ticket and an official local guide. Late afternoon, return to the Costa del Sol and your hotel.

Tour available in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian. Polish language available for a minimum group of 20 people.

Pick-up is available from most hotels on the coast, as well as in Malaga at the bus stop in front of the police station (address: Plaza Manuel Azaña) and near El Corte Ingles on Avenida de Andalucia (stop in front of CaixaBank). Return to the same place you started from.

Departure and return times:

Times are approximate. The visit to the Alhambra and Generalife can take place in the morning or afternoon, depending on the time of the entrance tickets.