Things to Do in Granada

The Alpujarra is a large valley extending to the west between the southern foothills of Sierra Nevada, Sierra de Lújar, Contraviesa and Gádor, with the Mediterranean coast on its southern side.

The Caminito del Rey is a path area built on the walls of the Gaitanes Gorge. It is a path attached to the aforementioned gorge with a length of about 3 kilometers that has long sections and a width of just 1 meter. An amazing experience in Southern Spain

The Alhambra, considered the eighth wonder of the world, means “red castle” and is an unprecedented Arab citadel, palace and fortress.

There are several ways to get to know Granada, the electric bicycle is one of them. Get to know the city with an electric bicycle, we have the possibility of visiting unique corners for its wonderful views and all this in a fun and interactive way. Here we offer you a route through the best of

At the beginning of 1595, with D. Pedro de Castro as Archbishop of Granada, some ovens from the Roman era were discovered on the mountain called Ilipulitano, in which the remains were found with a tomb plate that indicated they corresponded to Cecilio...

An alternative to make the most of our trip through Andalusia is when we have accommodation in two cities like Granada and Seville to be able to visit the immense Andalusian territory as much as possible.

The Monachil River, in its final stretch, before reaching the village, has dug over the years an impressive gap in the majestic limestone rock that forms the last foothills of the Sierra Nevada.A hiking route to enjoy as a couple, family or friends

This trail is one of the Vía Verde routes in the province of Granada. The route arises after the tracks of the old tramway layout that stopped performing its function more than forty years ago.

The usual hiking trails become a completely different experience from the ones you are used to

Experience Granada's most spectacular monuments through our comprehensive audio guide covering 10 essential sites, from the magnificent Alhambra to hidden monasteries, revealing centuries of Islamic and Christian heritage.

Los Cahorros is a highly appreciated route among hikers, who have found a natural paradise on this site. In most of the towns of the Sierra Nevada National Park, hiking is often practiced, being Los Cahorros de Monachil one of these routes, which due to its great beauty and easy route, is ideal for

Once the last bastion of Muslim presence in the Iberian Peninsula, Granada is where spanish and north-african culture meet in an entirely different version of Spain. In the foothills of the highest spanish mountains of the Sierra Nevada, this city still basks in the glory of the Alhambra.

One of the best places to experience Granada is in the neighbourhood of Albaicín. In the hills above the Alhambra, this is the moorish heart of the city, and it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its high historical conservational state.

Follow us into the narrow streets covered in white houses, gardened patios and many springs that mixes in harmony arabic and christian architecture. We will take you to the famous sightseeing spot of San Nicolás, with its spectacular view of the towers and walls of the Alhambra, and the city below.

Explore Alhambra by visiting its free-access area on a self-guided walking tour and scavenger hunt on your phone. Learn fascinating facts about the monument, solve puzzles and have fun.

Explore the city and find hidden gems at your own pace. Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt. Enjoy the tour in English, Spanish, German or French.

Discover Granada from a different perspective on a self-guided walking tour and scavenger hunt of the city. Solve riddles and clues that lead to the next location, showing all the city highlights.

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Explore the city and find hidden gems at your own pace
Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt.
Enjoy the tour in English, Spanish, German or French.

The tour begins in Plaza Nueva to visit the two most emblematic neighborhoods of the city of Granada. A fundamental tour to complete your visit after seeing the Alhambra.

We will enter old and multicultural centers such as:

- The Albaicín neighborhood, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994, also known as the old Muslim neighborhood, where we will discover the fascinating world of Al-Andalus through its labyrinthine streets and where you can enjoy the most famous Granada landscape from the Mirador de San Nicolás, among others.

- And the Sacromonte neighborhood, with its more than 3000 caves and panoramic views from less known areas (which make them our favorite viewpoints), where we can know and understand the life of gypsies from centuries ago through its history, legends, anecdotes, curiosities and discovering its most precious legacy: Flamenco.

- In the Sacromonte Caves Museum we will stay 20 min, at the end of the tour you can see and enter 15 original caves with all the original accessories from the Moorish and Gypsy times to date. Being an interpretation museum there, you will find everything: the bronze vessels, the ceramic plates and the process that the ancient potters used, you can also see how was the kitchen, such as their sleeping rooms, the blacksmith's cave (the forge) and has a scandalous location, with breathtaking views of the Alhambra.

This visit is prepared for the summer nights, when during the day we can see reaching up to 50 degrees on the thermometers, at night we enjoy the same with a perfect breeze from the Sierra Nevada and more than 20 degrees less.

Our Alhambra tours are joyful, they are not massive tours, they are alive, close and fun, where the real protagonists are you.
We are official and qualified guides. Through our dedication, perseverance and humor we want the good taste of our customers after visiting Granada to be what stands out to us.
At Lolita’s Tour we work with the greatest possible transparency and closeness so that they feel they have received the service they expected. For this we also offer excellent value for money in our tours of Granada.

Our Alhambra tours are joyful, they are not massive tours, they are alive, close and fun, where the real protagonists are you.
We are official and qualified guides. Through our dedication, perseverance and humor we want the good taste of our customers after visiting Granada to be what stands out to us.
At Lolita’s Tour we work with the greatest possible transparency and closeness so that they feel they have received the service they expected. For this we also offer excellent value for money in our tours of Granada.

This is a tour with an Official Guide through the historic center of Granada, the most Christian area. You will visit the Royal Chapel, the Cathedral, the Madrasa and Placeta de Carvajales plus the surroundings, where you will discover the entire history of the Catholic Monarchs and their conquest of Al-Andalus.

The tour begins in Plaza Nueva to visit one of the old town of Granada. A fundamental route to complete your visit after seeing the Alhambra, the Albaicín and Sacromonte.

It is an introductory circuit for visitors who have just arrived in the city, combining history, local curiosities, personalized advice and recommendations for tapas bars, etc. We do not forget those locals who also like to take a look at our explanations, it is a very pleasant, dynamic tour and suitable for all ages.

Children who come with their fathers, mothers and / or guardians do not pay, we know that they come as one more extension of the adult.

En esta visita conoceremos la Alhambra accediendo con nuestras guías a las zonas públicas que se ofrecen, dónde podremos disfrutar de muchos de sus rincones y jardines. Sus maravillosas vistas servirán de escenario para conocer la apasionante historia e inquietantes leyendas del conjunto monumental. Visitaremos un antiguo hammam o baño de vapor y un taller artesano de taracea, una de las antiguas técnicas artesanales que aún siguen vivas en Granada.

También conoceremos una extensa colección de piezas medievales excelentemente conservadas en el preciado Museo Arqueológico de la Alhambra, a través de las cuales comprenderemos el significado del antiguo Al-Andalus. En el Palacio de Carlos V veremos como el maestro arquitecto Pedro Machuca proyectó un patio circular sin precedentes durante el Renacimiento, sin olvidarnos de la antigua Capilla de la Reina Isabel La Católica.