You will enter a Nasrid grain exchange. The grain exchanges were a place of lodging for merchants and traders who brought goods from other parts of the ancient kingdom of Granada.

Admire this Granada monument that commemorates the agreement signed between the Catholic Monarchs and Christopher Columbus, before the arrival of Spanish ships in America.

We will enter the Albaicín neighborhood, an old Muslim city, and walk through its narrow, labyrinthine streets to enjoy the beauty of places like the Paseo de los Tristes and the Carrera del Darro.

Admire the stunning views of the Alhambra from one of the least-known viewpoints for visitors.

Discover one of Granada's Muslim fortresses, built to defend Mauror Hill from possible Christian attacks.

Explore one of Granada's most iconic sites. The old Jewish quarter is definitely a must-see on our tour, as it reminds us that Muslims and Jews lived peacefully in the same city for years.