Physical difficulty: Easy
Granada is one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia, with a mix of Arab, Christian and Jewish history. You'll wander the ancient streets of the Albaicín, visit royal tombs, sample local specialities and spend a day at the famous Alhambra palace complex. Each day will offer a different view of the city, its history, art and lively atmosphere.
20 km(25 min)
1.08 km(15 min)
Today you arrive in Granada, where your adventure begins. If you have the time, you can take your first walk around the city, soak up the atmosphere and sample some traditional tapas.
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From the airport, you can get to Granada city centre by Alsa bus, which runs approximately every 30-60 minutes.
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Historic town in southern Spain, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is known for its rich Moorish history, stunning architecture and vibrant Andalusian culture.
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The most famous street is full of tapas bars where you can enjoy a glass of wine and traditional Granadian specialities. Granada has a unique concept where you get free tapas with your drink order, so you can enjoy a variety of local delicacies. Typical ones include tortilla de Sacromonte, jamón serrano or fried aubergines with honey.
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One of the best tapas bars in Granada, famous for its huge range of local wines and traditional tapas. Here you can try the granata tortilla, fried sardines or pork pluma in sherry wine. The bar is small but always packed with locals, which makes it a great experience.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Today you will explore the historic centre of Granada, where Arab, Christian and Jewish influences intermingle. You will explore the cathedrals, squares and traditional markets. Get ready for a day of history, culture and a taste of Andalusia. After today's packed programme, enjoy a quieter evening at a local restaurant sampling Granata specialities.
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The oldest Arab building in Granada, it used to serve as a caravanserai for traders from all over the Mediterranean. Today, the courtyard, surrounded by Moorish architecture, serves as a cultural centre where concerts, theatre performances and exhibitions are held. The place is ideal for a moment of relaxation and soaking up the historical atmosphere.
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An ancient Arab market that once served as a centre for the trade in silk, spices and luxury goods. Today you'll find narrow streets filled with shops where you can buy handmade pottery, Arabic lamps, jewellery or traditional Andalusian souvenirs. The atmosphere of this place will transport you back to the days of Arab Granada.
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The square is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes and flower stalls that create its typical atmosphere. At its centre stands the monumental Neptune Fountain, which was moved here from the Alhambra. This place is ideal for a first coffee in Granada and to observe the local bustle.
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Next to the cathedral you will find this magnificent chapel where the Catholic kings Isabel I of Castile and Ferdinand II are buried. Aragon. Their marble sarcophagi are masterpieces of the Spanish Renaissance and in the crypt below you can see their actual coffins. The local museum also holds Queen Isabella's personal items, including her crown and sword.
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A monumental Renaissance cathedral built on the site of a former mosque after the conquest of Granada by the Catholic kings. Its interior will captivate you with its rich decoration, tall columns and magnificent stained glass windows that give the space a mystical atmosphere. Don't forget to take a look at the main altar and the magnificent dome, which is one of the most beautiful in Spain.
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Granada's oldest square, now a bustling city centre full of cafes, bars and restaurants. The Audiencia Real, once the seat of the Royal Court, is located here. The main road to the Alhambra also leaves from the square, making it an ideal starting point for the days ahead.
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The most famous vantage point is the Alhambra, from where you can get the best view of the palace at sunset. The place is often filled with musicians and street performers who add to the lively atmosphere. US President Bill Clinton said that this view is one of the most beautiful in the world.
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A famous restaurant in the Albaicín with one of the best views of the Alhambra. Here you can taste typical Andalusian dishes such as gazpacho, fried aubergine with honey or beef tail with wine. The local setting is ideal for an evening overlooking the illuminated Alhambra.
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A traditional neighbourhood of Granada known for its cave houses and strong flamenco culture. Historically, a community of Andalusian Roma lived here, creating a unique atmosphere with rhythmic flamenco evenings in the cosy cave taverns.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Today will be dedicated to the iconic Alhambra, one of the most beautiful palace complexes in the world. As well as this, you'll also explore the old Arab quarter of Albaicín, where narrow streets wind between whitewashed houses and their terraces offer breathtaking views of the city and mountains. This day will be as much about history and architecture as it is about experiencing the authentic atmosphere of Arab Granada.
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The most famous monument of Granada and one of the most important masterpieces of Islamic architecture in Europe. This vast palace complex was built by the Nasrid dynasty and stands out for its magnificent mosaics, ornaments and the perfect harmony of its gardens and water features. More information Tickets can of course be purchased on site, but it is much better to buy them in advance. If you leave it until you pay there, head out as early in the morning as possible to avoid long lines.
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The most beautiful part of the Alhambra, where every room is a work of art full of detailed carved arabesques, stalactite vaults and delicate calligraphy. The most important parts are the Chamber of the Lions with the Fountain of the Twelve Lions, the Mexuar (room for the ruler) and the Golden Court. The site will transport you back to the time when the Moorish sultans lived here and will enchant you with its elegance and mystique.
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A monumental Renaissance palace built by King Charles V of Spain in the 16th century. Its circular courtyard with colonnaded colonnade is one of the most impressive examples of Renaissance architecture in Spain. Today, the palace is home to the Alhambra Museum, where you can see unique artefacts from the Moorish period.
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The oldest part of the Alhambra, which served as a fortress to defend the city. From the massive towers of the Torre de la Vela, you will have an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Granada. The fortress has massive walls, underground rooms and watchtowers from where soldiers once monitored every movement in the area.
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The royal summer residence of the Nasrid rulers, surrounded by enchanting gardens full of fountains, cypresses and flowers. The most famous part is the Water Canal Courtyard, where the flowing water creates a sense of peace and harmony. The site served as an escape from the busy palace life for the sultans and is still considered one of the most beautiful examples of Moorish garden architecture.
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Beautiful garden and historic house on a hill overlooking the whole town. The place is an oasis of calm where you can walk along the lakes, among peacock aviaries and romantic gazebos. Unlike other attractions in Granada, this place is often overlooked by tourists, allowing you to enjoy it in peace and quiet.
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A picturesque street that runs along the Darro River, one of the oldest parts of Granada. Along the way you will pass historic bridges, old monasteries and Arab houses. At night, romantic lights are lit up here, giving the place a mysterious atmosphere.
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One of the best preserved Arab baths in all of Spain, dating back to the 11th century. Its stone vaults, small pools and light holes in the ceiling will give you a glimpse of what the original Moorish baths were like. This place is rare because most of the Arab baths were destroyed after the conquest of Granada.
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The name of this street means "The Way of the Sorrowful" because funeral processions once passed through it towards the cemetery. Today, it is one of the most picturesque streets in the city, leading you along the Darro River, lined with historic houses and bridges. Along the way, you'll find several cosy cafés and bars where you can end the day with a view of the Alhambra at night.
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One of Granada's least visited but most beautiful palaces, located by the Darro River. It has beautiful gardens, courtyards and traditional architectural features that are reminiscent of the Alhambra, but without the crowds of tourists. It is currently used for cultural events and concerts, which gives it a lively atmosphere.
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This monastery and pilgrimage site is one of Granada's most sacred places, linked to the legend of Saint Cecil. It offers breathtaking views of the city, underground catacombs and beautiful Renaissance architecture. It is also the centre of the gitanos culture (gypsy community), which is closely linked to flamenco.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Visit important monasteries and cultural centres and enjoy gastronomic experiences in authentic tapas bars. This day will show you a different side of the city that is quieter but still full of history and Andalusian atmosphere.
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Granada's main market, where you can sample fresh local produce - jamón ibérico cured ham, fresh seafood, Andalusian cheeses and olives. If you want to experience the true Andalusian atmosphere and taste authentic ingredients, this is the perfect place to visit.
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Gateway to the Arab World - This historic street is full of small shops selling oriental goods, Arabic teahouses and tapas bars. Reminiscent of the atmosphere of old Marrakech, it's a great place to sample traditional mint tea or buy handmade souvenirs.
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A hidden gem of Granada with a richly decorated interior, it is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Spain. The main altar is literally covered in gold and is considered one of the most beautiful in Andalusia. The monastery is still functional and gives an authentic view of the quiet life of the monks.
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One of the most magnificent Baroque church buildings in Spain with an interior decorated with gold and frescoes. Upon entering, you will be struck by the impressive vaulting and rich decoration that is typical of the Andalusian Baroque style. Saint John of God, the patron saint of hospitals and health professionals, is also buried here.
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A lesser-known but interesting museum that presents the history and culture of Granada. Here you will find collections of old maps, books and works of art that will help you understand the city and its past even more.
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One of Granada's oldest neighbourhoods, which still retains the authentic atmosphere of its Arab past. Its winding streets, whitewashed houses and hidden courtyards make it the perfect place to stroll and discover its mysterious corners. In the neighbourhood you will find small craft shops, tea houses with views and typical tapas bars where you can stop for traditional Granadian delicacies.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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The last day in Granada will be marked by last walks, a good cup of coffee and goodbye to the city. If you have time before your flight, here are three recommendations for places to visit based on time availability.
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A great café in the Albaicín district offering excellent coffee, homemade pastries and a typical Spanish breakfast - pan con tomate (bread with tomatoes and olive oil). With its cosy atmosphere and views of the Alhambra, it is the perfect place to spend your last moments in Granada.
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If you want to relax in the greenery before your flight, this beautiful city park is a great choice. It is dedicated to the famous poet Federico García Lorca, whose house-museum is also located here. The peaceful atmosphere, fountains and flowering gardens are a pleasant end to your stay.
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You can take a bus or taxi from Granada city centre to Granada-Jaén Federico García Lorca Airport. The airport is small and easy to navigate, so check-in is quick and hassle-free
Physical difficulty: Easy
Granada is one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia, with a mix of Arab, Christian and Jewish history. You'll wander the ancient streets of the Albaicín, visit royal tombs, sample local specialities and spend a day at the famous Alhambra palace complex. Each day will offer a different view of the city, its history, art and lively atmosphere.
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1.08 km(15 min)
Today you arrive in Granada, where your adventure begins. If you have the time, you can take your first walk around the city, soak up the atmosphere and sample some traditional tapas.
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From the airport, you can get to Granada city centre by Alsa bus, which runs approximately every 30-60 minutes.
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Historic town in southern Spain, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is known for its rich Moorish history, stunning architecture and vibrant Andalusian culture.
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The most famous street is full of tapas bars where you can enjoy a glass of wine and traditional Granadian specialities. Granada has a unique concept where you get free tapas with your drink order, so you can enjoy a variety of local delicacies. Typical ones include tortilla de Sacromonte, jamón serrano or fried aubergines with honey.
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One of the best tapas bars in Granada, famous for its huge range of local wines and traditional tapas. Here you can try the granata tortilla, fried sardines or pork pluma in sherry wine. The bar is small but always packed with locals, which makes it a great experience.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Today you will explore the historic centre of Granada, where Arab, Christian and Jewish influences intermingle. You will explore the cathedrals, squares and traditional markets. Get ready for a day of history, culture and a taste of Andalusia. After today's packed programme, enjoy a quieter evening at a local restaurant sampling Granata specialities.
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The oldest Arab building in Granada, it used to serve as a caravanserai for traders from all over the Mediterranean. Today, the courtyard, surrounded by Moorish architecture, serves as a cultural centre where concerts, theatre performances and exhibitions are held. The place is ideal for a moment of relaxation and soaking up the historical atmosphere.
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An ancient Arab market that once served as a centre for the trade in silk, spices and luxury goods. Today you'll find narrow streets filled with shops where you can buy handmade pottery, Arabic lamps, jewellery or traditional Andalusian souvenirs. The atmosphere of this place will transport you back to the days of Arab Granada.
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The square is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes and flower stalls that create its typical atmosphere. At its centre stands the monumental Neptune Fountain, which was moved here from the Alhambra. This place is ideal for a first coffee in Granada and to observe the local bustle.
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Next to the cathedral you will find this magnificent chapel where the Catholic kings Isabel I of Castile and Ferdinand II are buried. Aragon. Their marble sarcophagi are masterpieces of the Spanish Renaissance and in the crypt below you can see their actual coffins. The local museum also holds Queen Isabella's personal items, including her crown and sword.
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A monumental Renaissance cathedral built on the site of a former mosque after the conquest of Granada by the Catholic kings. Its interior will captivate you with its rich decoration, tall columns and magnificent stained glass windows that give the space a mystical atmosphere. Don't forget to take a look at the main altar and the magnificent dome, which is one of the most beautiful in Spain.
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Granada's oldest square, now a bustling city centre full of cafes, bars and restaurants. The Audiencia Real, once the seat of the Royal Court, is located here. The main road to the Alhambra also leaves from the square, making it an ideal starting point for the days ahead.
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The most famous vantage point is the Alhambra, from where you can get the best view of the palace at sunset. The place is often filled with musicians and street performers who add to the lively atmosphere. US President Bill Clinton said that this view is one of the most beautiful in the world.
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A famous restaurant in the Albaicín with one of the best views of the Alhambra. Here you can taste typical Andalusian dishes such as gazpacho, fried aubergine with honey or beef tail with wine. The local setting is ideal for an evening overlooking the illuminated Alhambra.
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A traditional neighbourhood of Granada known for its cave houses and strong flamenco culture. Historically, a community of Andalusian Roma lived here, creating a unique atmosphere with rhythmic flamenco evenings in the cosy cave taverns.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
12 km(3 h 00 min)
Today will be dedicated to the iconic Alhambra, one of the most beautiful palace complexes in the world. As well as this, you'll also explore the old Arab quarter of Albaicín, where narrow streets wind between whitewashed houses and their terraces offer breathtaking views of the city and mountains. This day will be as much about history and architecture as it is about experiencing the authentic atmosphere of Arab Granada.
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The most famous monument of Granada and one of the most important masterpieces of Islamic architecture in Europe. This vast palace complex was built by the Nasrid dynasty and stands out for its magnificent mosaics, ornaments and the perfect harmony of its gardens and water features. More information Tickets can of course be purchased on site, but it is much better to buy them in advance. If you leave it until you pay there, head out as early in the morning as possible to avoid long lines.
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The most beautiful part of the Alhambra, where every room is a work of art full of detailed carved arabesques, stalactite vaults and delicate calligraphy. The most important parts are the Chamber of the Lions with the Fountain of the Twelve Lions, the Mexuar (room for the ruler) and the Golden Court. The site will transport you back to the time when the Moorish sultans lived here and will enchant you with its elegance and mystique.
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A monumental Renaissance palace built by King Charles V of Spain in the 16th century. Its circular courtyard with colonnaded colonnade is one of the most impressive examples of Renaissance architecture in Spain. Today, the palace is home to the Alhambra Museum, where you can see unique artefacts from the Moorish period.
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The oldest part of the Alhambra, which served as a fortress to defend the city. From the massive towers of the Torre de la Vela, you will have an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Granada. The fortress has massive walls, underground rooms and watchtowers from where soldiers once monitored every movement in the area.
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The royal summer residence of the Nasrid rulers, surrounded by enchanting gardens full of fountains, cypresses and flowers. The most famous part is the Water Canal Courtyard, where the flowing water creates a sense of peace and harmony. The site served as an escape from the busy palace life for the sultans and is still considered one of the most beautiful examples of Moorish garden architecture.
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Beautiful garden and historic house on a hill overlooking the whole town. The place is an oasis of calm where you can walk along the lakes, among peacock aviaries and romantic gazebos. Unlike other attractions in Granada, this place is often overlooked by tourists, allowing you to enjoy it in peace and quiet.
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A picturesque street that runs along the Darro River, one of the oldest parts of Granada. Along the way you will pass historic bridges, old monasteries and Arab houses. At night, romantic lights are lit up here, giving the place a mysterious atmosphere.
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One of the best preserved Arab baths in all of Spain, dating back to the 11th century. Its stone vaults, small pools and light holes in the ceiling will give you a glimpse of what the original Moorish baths were like. This place is rare because most of the Arab baths were destroyed after the conquest of Granada.
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The name of this street means "The Way of the Sorrowful" because funeral processions once passed through it towards the cemetery. Today, it is one of the most picturesque streets in the city, leading you along the Darro River, lined with historic houses and bridges. Along the way, you'll find several cosy cafés and bars where you can end the day with a view of the Alhambra at night.
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One of Granada's least visited but most beautiful palaces, located by the Darro River. It has beautiful gardens, courtyards and traditional architectural features that are reminiscent of the Alhambra, but without the crowds of tourists. It is currently used for cultural events and concerts, which gives it a lively atmosphere.
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This monastery and pilgrimage site is one of Granada's most sacred places, linked to the legend of Saint Cecil. It offers breathtaking views of the city, underground catacombs and beautiful Renaissance architecture. It is also the centre of the gitanos culture (gypsy community), which is closely linked to flamenco.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
6.25 km(1 h 34 min)
Visit important monasteries and cultural centres and enjoy gastronomic experiences in authentic tapas bars. This day will show you a different side of the city that is quieter but still full of history and Andalusian atmosphere.
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Granada's main market, where you can sample fresh local produce - jamón ibérico cured ham, fresh seafood, Andalusian cheeses and olives. If you want to experience the true Andalusian atmosphere and taste authentic ingredients, this is the perfect place to visit.
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Gateway to the Arab World - This historic street is full of small shops selling oriental goods, Arabic teahouses and tapas bars. Reminiscent of the atmosphere of old Marrakech, it's a great place to sample traditional mint tea or buy handmade souvenirs.
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A hidden gem of Granada with a richly decorated interior, it is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Spain. The main altar is literally covered in gold and is considered one of the most beautiful in Andalusia. The monastery is still functional and gives an authentic view of the quiet life of the monks.
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One of the most magnificent Baroque church buildings in Spain with an interior decorated with gold and frescoes. Upon entering, you will be struck by the impressive vaulting and rich decoration that is typical of the Andalusian Baroque style. Saint John of God, the patron saint of hospitals and health professionals, is also buried here.
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A lesser-known but interesting museum that presents the history and culture of Granada. Here you will find collections of old maps, books and works of art that will help you understand the city and its past even more.
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One of Granada's oldest neighbourhoods, which still retains the authentic atmosphere of its Arab past. Its winding streets, whitewashed houses and hidden courtyards make it the perfect place to stroll and discover its mysterious corners. In the neighbourhood you will find small craft shops, tea houses with views and typical tapas bars where you can stop for traditional Granadian delicacies.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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The last day in Granada will be marked by last walks, a good cup of coffee and goodbye to the city. If you have time before your flight, here are three recommendations for places to visit based on time availability.
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A great café in the Albaicín district offering excellent coffee, homemade pastries and a typical Spanish breakfast - pan con tomate (bread with tomatoes and olive oil). With its cosy atmosphere and views of the Alhambra, it is the perfect place to spend your last moments in Granada.
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If you want to relax in the greenery before your flight, this beautiful city park is a great choice. It is dedicated to the famous poet Federico García Lorca, whose house-museum is also located here. The peaceful atmosphere, fountains and flowering gardens are a pleasant end to your stay.
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You can take a bus or taxi from Granada city centre to Granada-Jaén Federico García Lorca Airport. The airport is small and easy to navigate, so check-in is quick and hassle-free
itinerary by Nikola Svobodova
Physical difficulty: Easy
Granada is one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia, with a mix of Arab, Christian and Jewish history. You'll wander the ancient streets of the Albaicín, visit royal tombs, sample local specialities and spend a day at the famous Alhambra palace complex. Each day will offer a different view of the city, its history, art and lively atmosphere.
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1.08 km(15 min)
Today you arrive in Granada, where your adventure begins. If you have the time, you can take your first walk around the city, soak up the atmosphere and sample some traditional tapas.
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From the airport, you can get to Granada city centre by Alsa bus, which runs approximately every 30-60 minutes.
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Historic town in southern Spain, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is known for its rich Moorish history, stunning architecture and vibrant Andalusian culture.
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The most famous street is full of tapas bars where you can enjoy a glass of wine and traditional Granadian specialities. Granada has a unique concept where you get free tapas with your drink order, so you can enjoy a variety of local delicacies. Typical ones include tortilla de Sacromonte, jamón serrano or fried aubergines with honey.
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One of the best tapas bars in Granada, famous for its huge range of local wines and traditional tapas. Here you can try the granata tortilla, fried sardines or pork pluma in sherry wine. The bar is small but always packed with locals, which makes it a great experience.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Today you will explore the historic centre of Granada, where Arab, Christian and Jewish influences intermingle. You will explore the cathedrals, squares and traditional markets. Get ready for a day of history, culture and a taste of Andalusia. After today's packed programme, enjoy a quieter evening at a local restaurant sampling Granata specialities.
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The oldest Arab building in Granada, it used to serve as a caravanserai for traders from all over the Mediterranean. Today, the courtyard, surrounded by Moorish architecture, serves as a cultural centre where concerts, theatre performances and exhibitions are held. The place is ideal for a moment of relaxation and soaking up the historical atmosphere.
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An ancient Arab market that once served as a centre for the trade in silk, spices and luxury goods. Today you'll find narrow streets filled with shops where you can buy handmade pottery, Arabic lamps, jewellery or traditional Andalusian souvenirs. The atmosphere of this place will transport you back to the days of Arab Granada.
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The square is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes and flower stalls that create its typical atmosphere. At its centre stands the monumental Neptune Fountain, which was moved here from the Alhambra. This place is ideal for a first coffee in Granada and to observe the local bustle.
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Next to the cathedral you will find this magnificent chapel where the Catholic kings Isabel I of Castile and Ferdinand II are buried. Aragon. Their marble sarcophagi are masterpieces of the Spanish Renaissance and in the crypt below you can see their actual coffins. The local museum also holds Queen Isabella's personal items, including her crown and sword.
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A monumental Renaissance cathedral built on the site of a former mosque after the conquest of Granada by the Catholic kings. Its interior will captivate you with its rich decoration, tall columns and magnificent stained glass windows that give the space a mystical atmosphere. Don't forget to take a look at the main altar and the magnificent dome, which is one of the most beautiful in Spain.
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Granada's oldest square, now a bustling city centre full of cafes, bars and restaurants. The Audiencia Real, once the seat of the Royal Court, is located here. The main road to the Alhambra also leaves from the square, making it an ideal starting point for the days ahead.
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The most famous vantage point is the Alhambra, from where you can get the best view of the palace at sunset. The place is often filled with musicians and street performers who add to the lively atmosphere. US President Bill Clinton said that this view is one of the most beautiful in the world.
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A famous restaurant in the Albaicín with one of the best views of the Alhambra. Here you can taste typical Andalusian dishes such as gazpacho, fried aubergine with honey or beef tail with wine. The local setting is ideal for an evening overlooking the illuminated Alhambra.
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A traditional neighbourhood of Granada known for its cave houses and strong flamenco culture. Historically, a community of Andalusian Roma lived here, creating a unique atmosphere with rhythmic flamenco evenings in the cosy cave taverns.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
12 km(3 h 00 min)
Today will be dedicated to the iconic Alhambra, one of the most beautiful palace complexes in the world. As well as this, you'll also explore the old Arab quarter of Albaicín, where narrow streets wind between whitewashed houses and their terraces offer breathtaking views of the city and mountains. This day will be as much about history and architecture as it is about experiencing the authentic atmosphere of Arab Granada.
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The most famous monument of Granada and one of the most important masterpieces of Islamic architecture in Europe. This vast palace complex was built by the Nasrid dynasty and stands out for its magnificent mosaics, ornaments and the perfect harmony of its gardens and water features. More information Tickets can of course be purchased on site, but it is much better to buy them in advance. If you leave it until you pay there, head out as early in the morning as possible to avoid long lines.
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The most beautiful part of the Alhambra, where every room is a work of art full of detailed carved arabesques, stalactite vaults and delicate calligraphy. The most important parts are the Chamber of the Lions with the Fountain of the Twelve Lions, the Mexuar (room for the ruler) and the Golden Court. The site will transport you back to the time when the Moorish sultans lived here and will enchant you with its elegance and mystique.
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A monumental Renaissance palace built by King Charles V of Spain in the 16th century. Its circular courtyard with colonnaded colonnade is one of the most impressive examples of Renaissance architecture in Spain. Today, the palace is home to the Alhambra Museum, where you can see unique artefacts from the Moorish period.
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The oldest part of the Alhambra, which served as a fortress to defend the city. From the massive towers of the Torre de la Vela, you will have an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Granada. The fortress has massive walls, underground rooms and watchtowers from where soldiers once monitored every movement in the area.
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The royal summer residence of the Nasrid rulers, surrounded by enchanting gardens full of fountains, cypresses and flowers. The most famous part is the Water Canal Courtyard, where the flowing water creates a sense of peace and harmony. The site served as an escape from the busy palace life for the sultans and is still considered one of the most beautiful examples of Moorish garden architecture.
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Beautiful garden and historic house on a hill overlooking the whole town. The place is an oasis of calm where you can walk along the lakes, among peacock aviaries and romantic gazebos. Unlike other attractions in Granada, this place is often overlooked by tourists, allowing you to enjoy it in peace and quiet.
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A picturesque street that runs along the Darro River, one of the oldest parts of Granada. Along the way you will pass historic bridges, old monasteries and Arab houses. At night, romantic lights are lit up here, giving the place a mysterious atmosphere.
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One of the best preserved Arab baths in all of Spain, dating back to the 11th century. Its stone vaults, small pools and light holes in the ceiling will give you a glimpse of what the original Moorish baths were like. This place is rare because most of the Arab baths were destroyed after the conquest of Granada.
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The name of this street means "The Way of the Sorrowful" because funeral processions once passed through it towards the cemetery. Today, it is one of the most picturesque streets in the city, leading you along the Darro River, lined with historic houses and bridges. Along the way, you'll find several cosy cafés and bars where you can end the day with a view of the Alhambra at night.
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One of Granada's least visited but most beautiful palaces, located by the Darro River. It has beautiful gardens, courtyards and traditional architectural features that are reminiscent of the Alhambra, but without the crowds of tourists. It is currently used for cultural events and concerts, which gives it a lively atmosphere.
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This monastery and pilgrimage site is one of Granada's most sacred places, linked to the legend of Saint Cecil. It offers breathtaking views of the city, underground catacombs and beautiful Renaissance architecture. It is also the centre of the gitanos culture (gypsy community), which is closely linked to flamenco.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
6.25 km(1 h 34 min)
Visit important monasteries and cultural centres and enjoy gastronomic experiences in authentic tapas bars. This day will show you a different side of the city that is quieter but still full of history and Andalusian atmosphere.
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Granada's main market, where you can sample fresh local produce - jamón ibérico cured ham, fresh seafood, Andalusian cheeses and olives. If you want to experience the true Andalusian atmosphere and taste authentic ingredients, this is the perfect place to visit.
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Gateway to the Arab World - This historic street is full of small shops selling oriental goods, Arabic teahouses and tapas bars. Reminiscent of the atmosphere of old Marrakech, it's a great place to sample traditional mint tea or buy handmade souvenirs.
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A hidden gem of Granada with a richly decorated interior, it is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Spain. The main altar is literally covered in gold and is considered one of the most beautiful in Andalusia. The monastery is still functional and gives an authentic view of the quiet life of the monks.
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One of the most magnificent Baroque church buildings in Spain with an interior decorated with gold and frescoes. Upon entering, you will be struck by the impressive vaulting and rich decoration that is typical of the Andalusian Baroque style. Saint John of God, the patron saint of hospitals and health professionals, is also buried here.
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A lesser-known but interesting museum that presents the history and culture of Granada. Here you will find collections of old maps, books and works of art that will help you understand the city and its past even more.
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One of Granada's oldest neighbourhoods, which still retains the authentic atmosphere of its Arab past. Its winding streets, whitewashed houses and hidden courtyards make it the perfect place to stroll and discover its mysterious corners. In the neighbourhood you will find small craft shops, tea houses with views and typical tapas bars where you can stop for traditional Granadian delicacies.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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The last day in Granada will be marked by last walks, a good cup of coffee and goodbye to the city. If you have time before your flight, here are three recommendations for places to visit based on time availability.
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A great café in the Albaicín district offering excellent coffee, homemade pastries and a typical Spanish breakfast - pan con tomate (bread with tomatoes and olive oil). With its cosy atmosphere and views of the Alhambra, it is the perfect place to spend your last moments in Granada.
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If you want to relax in the greenery before your flight, this beautiful city park is a great choice. It is dedicated to the famous poet Federico García Lorca, whose house-museum is also located here. The peaceful atmosphere, fountains and flowering gardens are a pleasant end to your stay.
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You can take a bus or taxi from Granada city centre to Granada-Jaén Federico García Lorca Airport. The airport is small and easy to navigate, so check-in is quick and hassle-free
Physical difficulty: Easy
Granada is one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia, with a mix of Arab, Christian and Jewish history. You'll wander the ancient streets of the Albaicín, visit royal tombs, sample local specialities and spend a day at the famous Alhambra palace complex. Each day will offer a different view of the city, its history, art and lively atmosphere.
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Today you arrive in Granada, where your adventure begins. If you have the time, you can take your first walk around the city, soak up the atmosphere and sample some traditional tapas.
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From the airport, you can get to Granada city centre by Alsa bus, which runs approximately every 30-60 minutes.
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Historic town in southern Spain, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is known for its rich Moorish history, stunning architecture and vibrant Andalusian culture.
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The most famous street is full of tapas bars where you can enjoy a glass of wine and traditional Granadian specialities. Granada has a unique concept where you get free tapas with your drink order, so you can enjoy a variety of local delicacies. Typical ones include tortilla de Sacromonte, jamón serrano or fried aubergines with honey.
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One of the best tapas bars in Granada, famous for its huge range of local wines and traditional tapas. Here you can try the granata tortilla, fried sardines or pork pluma in sherry wine. The bar is small but always packed with locals, which makes it a great experience.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Today you will explore the historic centre of Granada, where Arab, Christian and Jewish influences intermingle. You will explore the cathedrals, squares and traditional markets. Get ready for a day of history, culture and a taste of Andalusia. After today's packed programme, enjoy a quieter evening at a local restaurant sampling Granata specialities.
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The oldest Arab building in Granada, it used to serve as a caravanserai for traders from all over the Mediterranean. Today, the courtyard, surrounded by Moorish architecture, serves as a cultural centre where concerts, theatre performances and exhibitions are held. The place is ideal for a moment of relaxation and soaking up the historical atmosphere.
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An ancient Arab market that once served as a centre for the trade in silk, spices and luxury goods. Today you'll find narrow streets filled with shops where you can buy handmade pottery, Arabic lamps, jewellery or traditional Andalusian souvenirs. The atmosphere of this place will transport you back to the days of Arab Granada.
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The square is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes and flower stalls that create its typical atmosphere. At its centre stands the monumental Neptune Fountain, which was moved here from the Alhambra. This place is ideal for a first coffee in Granada and to observe the local bustle.
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Next to the cathedral you will find this magnificent chapel where the Catholic kings Isabel I of Castile and Ferdinand II are buried. Aragon. Their marble sarcophagi are masterpieces of the Spanish Renaissance and in the crypt below you can see their actual coffins. The local museum also holds Queen Isabella's personal items, including her crown and sword.
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A monumental Renaissance cathedral built on the site of a former mosque after the conquest of Granada by the Catholic kings. Its interior will captivate you with its rich decoration, tall columns and magnificent stained glass windows that give the space a mystical atmosphere. Don't forget to take a look at the main altar and the magnificent dome, which is one of the most beautiful in Spain.
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Granada's oldest square, now a bustling city centre full of cafes, bars and restaurants. The Audiencia Real, once the seat of the Royal Court, is located here. The main road to the Alhambra also leaves from the square, making it an ideal starting point for the days ahead.
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The most famous vantage point is the Alhambra, from where you can get the best view of the palace at sunset. The place is often filled with musicians and street performers who add to the lively atmosphere. US President Bill Clinton said that this view is one of the most beautiful in the world.
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A famous restaurant in the Albaicín with one of the best views of the Alhambra. Here you can taste typical Andalusian dishes such as gazpacho, fried aubergine with honey or beef tail with wine. The local setting is ideal for an evening overlooking the illuminated Alhambra.
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A traditional neighbourhood of Granada known for its cave houses and strong flamenco culture. Historically, a community of Andalusian Roma lived here, creating a unique atmosphere with rhythmic flamenco evenings in the cosy cave taverns.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
12 km(3 h 00 min)
Today will be dedicated to the iconic Alhambra, one of the most beautiful palace complexes in the world. As well as this, you'll also explore the old Arab quarter of Albaicín, where narrow streets wind between whitewashed houses and their terraces offer breathtaking views of the city and mountains. This day will be as much about history and architecture as it is about experiencing the authentic atmosphere of Arab Granada.
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The most famous monument of Granada and one of the most important masterpieces of Islamic architecture in Europe. This vast palace complex was built by the Nasrid dynasty and stands out for its magnificent mosaics, ornaments and the perfect harmony of its gardens and water features. More information Tickets can of course be purchased on site, but it is much better to buy them in advance. If you leave it until you pay there, head out as early in the morning as possible to avoid long lines.
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The most beautiful part of the Alhambra, where every room is a work of art full of detailed carved arabesques, stalactite vaults and delicate calligraphy. The most important parts are the Chamber of the Lions with the Fountain of the Twelve Lions, the Mexuar (room for the ruler) and the Golden Court. The site will transport you back to the time when the Moorish sultans lived here and will enchant you with its elegance and mystique.
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A monumental Renaissance palace built by King Charles V of Spain in the 16th century. Its circular courtyard with colonnaded colonnade is one of the most impressive examples of Renaissance architecture in Spain. Today, the palace is home to the Alhambra Museum, where you can see unique artefacts from the Moorish period.
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The oldest part of the Alhambra, which served as a fortress to defend the city. From the massive towers of the Torre de la Vela, you will have an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Granada. The fortress has massive walls, underground rooms and watchtowers from where soldiers once monitored every movement in the area.
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The royal summer residence of the Nasrid rulers, surrounded by enchanting gardens full of fountains, cypresses and flowers. The most famous part is the Water Canal Courtyard, where the flowing water creates a sense of peace and harmony. The site served as an escape from the busy palace life for the sultans and is still considered one of the most beautiful examples of Moorish garden architecture.
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Beautiful garden and historic house on a hill overlooking the whole town. The place is an oasis of calm where you can walk along the lakes, among peacock aviaries and romantic gazebos. Unlike other attractions in Granada, this place is often overlooked by tourists, allowing you to enjoy it in peace and quiet.
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A picturesque street that runs along the Darro River, one of the oldest parts of Granada. Along the way you will pass historic bridges, old monasteries and Arab houses. At night, romantic lights are lit up here, giving the place a mysterious atmosphere.
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One of the best preserved Arab baths in all of Spain, dating back to the 11th century. Its stone vaults, small pools and light holes in the ceiling will give you a glimpse of what the original Moorish baths were like. This place is rare because most of the Arab baths were destroyed after the conquest of Granada.
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The name of this street means "The Way of the Sorrowful" because funeral processions once passed through it towards the cemetery. Today, it is one of the most picturesque streets in the city, leading you along the Darro River, lined with historic houses and bridges. Along the way, you'll find several cosy cafés and bars where you can end the day with a view of the Alhambra at night.
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One of Granada's least visited but most beautiful palaces, located by the Darro River. It has beautiful gardens, courtyards and traditional architectural features that are reminiscent of the Alhambra, but without the crowds of tourists. It is currently used for cultural events and concerts, which gives it a lively atmosphere.
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This monastery and pilgrimage site is one of Granada's most sacred places, linked to the legend of Saint Cecil. It offers breathtaking views of the city, underground catacombs and beautiful Renaissance architecture. It is also the centre of the gitanos culture (gypsy community), which is closely linked to flamenco.
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CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
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Visit important monasteries and cultural centres and enjoy gastronomic experiences in authentic tapas bars. This day will show you a different side of the city that is quieter but still full of history and Andalusian atmosphere.
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Granada's main market, where you can sample fresh local produce - jamón ibérico cured ham, fresh seafood, Andalusian cheeses and olives. If you want to experience the true Andalusian atmosphere and taste authentic ingredients, this is the perfect place to visit.
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Gateway to the Arab World - This historic street is full of small shops selling oriental goods, Arabic teahouses and tapas bars. Reminiscent of the atmosphere of old Marrakech, it's a great place to sample traditional mint tea or buy handmade souvenirs.
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A hidden gem of Granada with a richly decorated interior, it is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Spain. The main altar is literally covered in gold and is considered one of the most beautiful in Andalusia. The monastery is still functional and gives an authentic view of the quiet life of the monks.
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One of the most magnificent Baroque church buildings in Spain with an interior decorated with gold and frescoes. Upon entering, you will be struck by the impressive vaulting and rich decoration that is typical of the Andalusian Baroque style. Saint John of God, the patron saint of hospitals and health professionals, is also buried here.
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A lesser-known but interesting museum that presents the history and culture of Granada. Here you will find collections of old maps, books and works of art that will help you understand the city and its past even more.
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1.77 km
(31 min)
1.77 km
(31 min)
1.77 km
(31 min)
1.77 km
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One of Granada's oldest neighbourhoods, which still retains the authentic atmosphere of its Arab past. Its winding streets, whitewashed houses and hidden courtyards make it the perfect place to stroll and discover its mysterious corners. In the neighbourhood you will find small craft shops, tea houses with views and typical tapas bars where you can stop for traditional Granadian delicacies.
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
1.82 km
(26 min)
CALM SUITES Molino Corteza del Carmen
2.47 km(36 min)
19 km(18 min)
The last day in Granada will be marked by last walks, a good cup of coffee and goodbye to the city. If you have time before your flight, here are three recommendations for places to visit based on time availability.
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A great café in the Albaicín district offering excellent coffee, homemade pastries and a typical Spanish breakfast - pan con tomate (bread with tomatoes and olive oil). With its cosy atmosphere and views of the Alhambra, it is the perfect place to spend your last moments in Granada.
1.78 km
(24 min)
1.78 km
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1.78 km
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1.78 km
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1.78 km
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1.78 km
(24 min)
1.78 km
(24 min)
1.78 km
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1.78 km
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If you want to relax in the greenery before your flight, this beautiful city park is a great choice. It is dedicated to the famous poet Federico García Lorca, whose house-museum is also located here. The peaceful atmosphere, fountains and flowering gardens are a pleasant end to your stay.
19 km
(18 min)
19 km
(18 min)
19 km
(18 min)
19 km
(18 min)
19 km
(18 min)
19 km
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19 km
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19 km
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19 km
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You can take a bus or taxi from Granada city centre to Granada-Jaén Federico García Lorca Airport. The airport is small and easy to navigate, so check-in is quick and hassle-free
