• Generalife - Explore the largest and oldest palace within the Alhambra, dating back to the 13th century. With its stunning gardens and lively fountains, it stands as the best-preserved example of almunia on the Iberian Peninsula.
• Alhambra - Enter the Alhambra through the Puerta Nueva to explore the Medina area and its archaeological remains, where around 5,000 people lived in this palatine city during the Middle Ages. Pass by the Gate of the Seven Floors. After this archaeological area, stroll along Calle Real de la Alhambra, the main road of this monumental complex.
• Puerta de la Justicia - A defensive gate of the Alhambra, constructed in the 14th century.
• Palace of Carlos V - A Renaissance masterpiece from the 16th century, symbolizing power with a clear Italian influence in its design.
• Puerta del Vino - A monumental gate from the early 14th century.
• Plaza de los Aljibes - A plaza and viewpoint offering spectacular views of the city of Granada. From here, admire the neighborhoods of Albaicín and Sacromonte, both recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Additionally, enjoy the grandeur of some of the complex’s towers.
• Alcazaba - Undoubtedly the oldest part of the Alhambra, created by the first sultan Mohamed I Alhamar. From its towers, enjoy breathtaking views of the city of Granada.
• Palacio El Partal - Once the Palace of Mohamed III, it now offers a stunning view of its portico with the city of Granada in the background and a pool that acts as a mirror. Many consider it “the photo of the Alhambra.”

• Ticket
• Official Tour Guide
• Audio System for groups of +6 PAX

• Baby backpack´s
• Lockers for Baby Carriages
• Comfortable shoes and water are recommended.

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