Granada Sunset Walking Tour with Albayzin and Sacromonte Quarters
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Explore Albayzin and Sacromonte quarters, both World Heritage sites in small groups. Two of the most charming and colorful areas in town with lots of history.
- Visit two world heritage sites at once; the Albayzin and Sacromonte Quarters
- Explore Albayzin's Moorish roots
- Discover the history and heritage of the Sacromonte Quarters
Description
Explore Albayzin and Sacromonte quarters, both World Heritage sites. Two of the most charming and colorful areas in town with lots of history.
You can stroll through the Albayzin at sunset, walk the maze of narrow winding streets scented with jasmine, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Alhambra and contemplate the Carmenes' Gardens (typical Moorish houses). This is the way to follow its Moorish roots. A delight to the senses.
The Sacromonte quarter is where the gypsies that accompanied the troops of the Catholic Monarchs settled after the town was reconquered. It's famous for its caves, where the Gipsies continue to celebrate their fiestas with flamenco dancing and singing. It was here where the traditional Zambra was born, with local dances and songs which are still enjoyed every evening.
The route begins late afternoon. The group will be able to enjoy the views of the Alhambra a number of times throughout the evening.
After the guided walking tour, all the members of the group will be treated to a drink and tapa, atypical custom in Granada.
Itinerary
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San Nicolas viewpoint
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Moorish Albayzin
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Gypsy Sacromonte
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Carrera del Darro
- Plaza Nueva
Includes
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One drink and tapa
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Transportation fee
- English-speaking guide
What a great off-the-beaten-track tour ! We met our tour guide Juan at the Cicerone office in downtown Granada, then took a local bus (interesting!) up to the Albaicin area and started our walking tour from there. We were taken to the Sacromonte area (we would never have gone there if it was not with this tour as it's really off the beaten track) and discovered a very traditional and charming neighborhood with incredible views of the Alhambra and the whole city and lots of typical caves where people live. Then we explored the Albaicin area passing by many little cobblestone streets (again, without the tour we wouldn't have gone there) and spent some time at the fabulous San Nicolas viewpoint and at another hidden viewpoint where the crowds don't go! The tour ended with a drink and tapas at a traditional bar where we had an informal chat with the tour guide.
Caroline
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Schedule
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17:45
Check in at Cicerone Customer Center Shop
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18:00
Tour Begins
Hop on a local minibus that will take you from downtown Granada up to the Albayzin area. From there, follow your tour guide to the Sacromonte neighborhood.
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Sacromonte
Sacromonte quarter is where the gypsies that accompanied the troops of the Catholic Monarchs settled after the town was reconquered. It’s famous for its caves, where the gypsies continue to celebrate their fiestas with flamenco dancing and singing and where traditional Zambra dancing was born.
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Sacromonte Cobblestone Streets, Caves and Viewpoints
Walk through the Sacromonte, discover its charming little streets, typical houses and caves as well as amazing viewpoints of the Alhambra.
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Albayzin
Stroll through the Albayzin at sunset, walk the maze of narrow winding streets scented with jasmine, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Alhambra and contemplate the Carmenes’ Gardens (typical Moorish houses). Discover the Moorish roots of Granada.
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San Cristobal Viewpoint and San Nicolas Viewpoint
Marvel at the Alhambra and at the city of Granada as well as its surroundings from two marvelous viewpoints. If San Nicolas viewpoint is too crowded, your tour guide will take you to a secret viewpoint.
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Go down to Plaza Nueva
Walk your way to Plaza Nueva in downtown Granada passing by the Moorish craft shops, stalls and tea houses.
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Drink and Tapa
After the guided walking tour, you will be invited to a drink and tapas at a traditional bar, a typical custom in Granada. Have an informal chat with your tour guide and fellow travelers.
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20:00
Tour Ends in Granada
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19:15
Check in at Cicerone Customer Center Shop
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19:30
Tour Begins
Hop on a local minibus that will take you from downtown Granada up to the Albayzin area. From there, follow your tour guide to the Sacromonte neighborhood.
-
Sacromonte
Sacromonte quarter is where the gypsies that accompanied the troops of the Catholic Monarchs settled after the town was reconquered. It’s famous for its caves, where the gypsies continue to celebrate their fiestas with flamenco dancing and singing and where traditional Zambra dancing was born.
-
Sacromonte Cobblestone Streets, Caves and Viewpoints
Walk through the Sacromonte, discover its charming little streets, typical houses and caves as well as amazing viewpoints of the Alhambra.
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Albayzin
Stroll through the Albayzin at sunset, walk the maze of narrow winding streets scented with jasmine, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Alhambra and contemplate the Carmenes’ Gardens (typical Moorish houses). Discover the Moorish roots of Granada.
-
San Cristobal Viewpoint and San Nicolas Viewpoint
Marvel at the Alhambra and at the city of Granada as well as its surroundings from two marvelous viewpoints. If San Nicolas viewpoint is too crowded, your tour guide will take you to a secret viewpoint.
-
Go down to Plaza Nueva
Walk your way to Plaza Nueva in downtown Granada passing by the Moorish craft shops, stalls and tea houses.
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Drink and Tapa
After the guided walking tour, you will be invited to a drink and tapas at a traditional bar, a typical custom in Granada. Have an informal chat with your tour guide and fellow travelers.
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21:30
Tour Ends in Granada
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20:15
Check in at Cicerone Customer Center Shop
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20:30
Tour Begins
Hop on a local minibus that will take you from downtown Granada up to the Albayzin area. From there, follow your tour guide to the Sacromonte neighborhood.
-
Sacromonte
Sacromonte quarter is where the gypsies that accompanied the troops of the Catholic Monarchs settled after the town was reconquered. It’s famous for its caves, where the gypsies continue to celebrate their fiestas with flamenco dancing and singing and where traditional Zambra dancing was born.
-
Sacromonte Cobblestone Streets, Caves and Viewpoints
Walk through the Sacromonte, discover its charming little streets, typical houses and caves as well as amazing viewpoints of the Alhambra.
-
Albayzin
Stroll through the Albayzin at sunset, walk the maze of narrow winding streets scented with jasmine, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Alhambra and contemplate the Carmenes’ Gardens (typical Moorish houses). Discover the Moorish roots of Granada.
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San Cristobal Viewpoint and San Nicolas Viewpoint
Marvel at the Alhambra and at the city of Granada as well as its surroundings from two marvelous viewpoints. If San Nicolas viewpoint is too crowded, your tour guide will take you to a secret viewpoint.
-
Go down to Plaza Nueva
Walk your way to Plaza Nueva in downtown Granada passing by the Moorish craft shops, stalls and tea houses.
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Drink and Tapa
After the guided walking tour, you will be invited to a drink and tapas at a traditional bar, a typical custom in Granada. Have an informal chat with your tour guide and fellow travelers.
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22:30
Tour Ends in Granada
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Notes
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Tour is available in English and Spanish.
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You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 12.
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Reviews
What a great off-the-beaten-track tour ! We met our tour guide Juan at the Cicerone office in downtown Granada, then took a local ...bus (interesting!) up to the Albaicin area and started our walking tour from there. We were taken to the Sacromonte area (we would never have gone there if it was not with this tour as it's really off the beaten track) and discovered a very traditional and charming neighborhood with incredible views of the Alhambra and the whole city and lots of typical caves where people live. Then we explored the Albaicin area passing by many little cobblestone streets (again, without the tour we wouldn't have gone there) and spent some time at the fabulous San Nicolas viewpoint and at another hidden viewpoint where the crowds don't go! The tour ended with a drink and tapas at a traditional bar where we had an informal chat with the tour guide. more
Caroline
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