Walking Tours Granada

Granada Tapas Walking Tour is all about exploring the beauty of Spain, and its incredible history with a unique taste of Andalusian food. An expert guide assists you throughout the Tapas walking tours Granada to help you taste the best Spanish Appetizers. You can relish some Tapas along with Spanish drinks in the small shops across the Albaicin- the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic Arabic neighborhood of the city. While enjoying the Tapas, you can catch the breathtaking look of Alhambra Palace and the Sierra Nevada Mountains from these hilly streets and enjoy the three options of Spanish wines these tours provide.

The Gold Doubloons Granada walking tours take you through the hilly neighborhood of Albaicin, and its enchanting Moorish-style houses. The medieval Arabic Quarters of Albaicin are listed under the UNESCO World Heritage list. The beautiful sight of Alhambra Palace is visible through various viewpoints. You can take a guided tour of Nasrid monuments like Dar al Horra Palace, the place where Valide Sultan of Granada resided. The vibrant street of Paseo de Los Tristes welcomes you to explore its cafes, restaurants, and nightlife. The street houses the oldest Flamenco Club of Spain- Pena la Plateria which regularly hosts the most mesmerizing dances in the city.

The food walking tours Granada lets you taste the yummiest Spanish bite across tapas bars, street stalls, cafes, and restaurants. The 3.5 hour walking tour starts from Teatro Isabel la Catolica, Casino Sidewalk. The tour provides you with some of the finest local ham, wines, and authentic Andalusian food. The food-guide assists you to taste the mouth-watering dishes of the renowned Chikito restaurant, and many others. You can go for the most popular Spanish Appetizer- Tapas, a special dish made with rice and seafood, Paella, vegetable soup- Gazpacho, the combo of fried roll and cheese- Flamenquín, etc.

This 2.5-hour long walking tours Granada in Albaicin, and Sacromonte lets you witness the blend of two of the most distinct cultures- Islamic and Gypsy. The narrow streets of Albaicin are known for their Arabic quarters listed under the UNESCO World Heritage list. The hilly street houses several mosques, markets, and Moorish architectural monuments. The exploration of this quarter provides you with some of the coolest views of Alhambra Palace. The second part of the tour takes you to the Gypsy streets of Sacromonte with stylish houses made up of colorful ceramics. Sacromonte is nicknamed the “Flamenco Quarter” of Granada, owing to its vibrant atmosphere.

The walking tour of Granada’s Albaicin, and Sacromonte lasts up to 2.5 hours for you to witness the mixture of Moorish architecture with some Gypsy vibes. Exploring this quarter will provide you with some of the best views of Alhambra Palace. The second part of the tour takes you to the Sacromonte Gypsy streets, which are lined with stylish houses made of colorful ceramics. You can explore the Gypsy Caves and learn more about their history in a guided tour. The Museum of Caves showcases 100-year old artifacts displayed in a unique fashion. The Granada walking tours present you with the beautiful sights of places like The Plaza Nueva, Casa Enrique Morente, and Placeta de San Gregorio, etc.

The Sunset walking tours Granada in Albaicin, and Sacromonte lets you witness the lights illuminating all the details of Moorish architecture and vibrant Gypsy houses. Exploring this Arabic quarter of Albaicin will provide you with some of the best views of Alhambra Palace, and you can even catch the best sight of Granada from San Nicolas’s viewpoint. The second part of the tour route to Sacromonte Gypsy streets, which are adorned with chic homes built of vibrant ceramics. A guided tour will narrate to you about the 3000 caverns of the Gypsies and their history.

Take historical walking tours Granada to understand the history of the city’s transformation from an Islamic state into a Christian territory. The tour takes you through the historical city center of the town around Catedral de Granada, and the Royal Chapel. After the guided visit, it takes a 360-turn to present you with the vibrant streets of Albaycín, which houses tea shops, cafes, restaurants, and many monuments. The knowledgeable guide narrates to you the history of Catholic Monarch Charles V, and the fall of the Moorish rule in the ancient times of Granada.

The walking tour starts outside the main entrance of Madrasah Granada, and lets you enter Palacio de la Madrazo. This place is the first university of Arabs that dates back to the 14th century. The striking colorful Islamic architecture of the university astonishes you with its unique carving techniques. The second part of the journey takes you to the Cathedral de Granada for its religious importance presented through its Spanish Renaissance architecture. The guided tour narrates to you the history of the Church built over the Great Nasrid Mosque, its unique altarpiece, and the burial of the Austrian Royal Family.

Out of all the granada walking tours, a 2.5-hour panoramic view trip is the best one to witness the charm of Alhambra Palace. The medieval quarters of the Albaicin Neighbourhood allows you to witness the city’s skyline through various viewpoints. San Nicolas’s viewpoint is an iconic place that presents you with the panorama of Alhambra, Generalife, and Sierra Mountain Range. You can visit the old silk market of Bib Rambla Square, an Arabic quarter with its medieval streets. You will also explore places like the vibrant street of Paseo de Los atria, Carvajales Viewpoint, and Placeta de la Victoria.