Your adventure begins with the arrival in the vibrant city of Granada, a place where history, culture and beauty intertwine perfectly. We will start with a tour of the Albaicín, the most emblematic area of the city, famous for its narrow cobblestone streets, white houses and spectacular viewpoints. From the Mirador de San Nicolás, you will enjoy an unforgettable view of the Alhambra with the Sierra Nevada as a backdrop. You will discover the Cathedral of Granada and the Chapel Royal, a Renaissance treasure that houses the remains of the Catholic Monarchs. We will also go through the Alcaiceria is like time travel to the ancient Arab souks that once flourished in Al-Andalus. This charming maze of narrow streets is located in the heart of the city, next to the Cathedral, and was originally a silk market in Nasrid times.

The Royal Chapel of Granada, located next to the Cathedral in the historical centre of the city, is one of the most emblematic monuments of Granada. Built in Gothic style between 1505 and 1517, it was ordered by the Catholic Monarchs as a burial place, notable for its historical, artistic and religious importance.

Granada Cathedral, officially known as the Holy Metropolitan Cathedral Church of the Incarnation of Granada, is one of the most outstanding examples of Spanish Renaissance architecture. Located in the heart of the city, next to the Chapel Royal, it stands out for its imposing presence and its artistic and historical value.

The Alcaiceria of Granada is a historic market of Arab origin located in the heart of the city, near the Cathedral and the Chapel Royal. This space, which in its original time was a Muslim souk, was the place where silk and other luxury products were traded mainly during the Nasrid period.

The Mirador de San Nicolás is one of the most emblematic and visited places in Granada. Located in the Albaicín district, this viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the Alhambra, with the Sierra Nevada as a backdrop, and has become a meeting point for both locals and tourists.

Corral del Carbón is one of the oldest and most emblematic monuments in Granada. Located in the historic centre, this building of Nasrid origin dates back to the 14th century and is the only Arab meatball preserved entirely in the Iberian peninsula. Its importance lies both in its architectural value and its history.