Realejo, Granada’s old Jewish Quarter, is a vibrant and cosmopolitan place with a fascinating history. Its synagogues and mosques gave way to churches over 500 years ago but, if you know where to look, many traces of its Jewish and Muslim heritage remain. On this walking tour, you’ll see this lively neighborhood’s rich past come to life.

You’ll be able to admire the city’s renowned palace and fortress complex, the Alhambra, and its surroundings from viewpoints like Placeta Puerta del Sol and Torres Bermejas, which once formed part of the old city walls.

You’ll also be able to admire the city and its surroundings from Torres Bermeja's viewpoint, which once formed part of the old city walls.

Pass by Carmen de los Catalanes and hear about it while you walk.

Take in one of Granada’s most prominent landmarks, the neo-Mudejar Alhambra Palace Hotel.

Pass by Cuesta Del Realejo and hear about it while you walk.

See the church dedicated to Granada’s patron saint, St. Cecilius.

Find out what happened to the prince who gave his name to the Campo del Príncipe.

Pass by Corrala De Santiago and hear about it while you walk

Take in the beautiful Moorish architecture of the Casa de los Girones.

Appreciate some stunning Moorish architecture at the Cuarto Real de Santo Domingo and the Casa de los Girones

I’ll explain the significance of the statue of Mariana Pineda in Plaza de Mariana Pineda.

Pass by Palacio de Bibataubin and hear about it while you walk.

You'll see the Fuente de las Batallas fountain and hear about its significance.

You'll learn about and pass by the Virgin de las Angustias church.

The tour ends in front of Fuente de las Granadas. You'll hear about while you walk.