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It includes a guided tour of the Nasrid Palaces, the Generalife, and the Alcazaba.
Yes, there are official guide options for those who already have their tickets.
The daily tour is shared; the private tour is exclusive to your group and customizable.
Yes, there are educational tours with a pedagogical approach.
Spanish, English, French, German, Russian, Polish, Japanese, etc
Yes, when booking the full pack with Guías Granada, tickets are guaranteed once you have received your confirmation.
Yes, there are night visits to the Nasrid Palaces subject to availability.
Yes, it is mandatory and must be the original.
You lose the right to enter that specific area of the monument.
Access for a second time is only allowed to the Generalife gardens if you have left the monument.
Yes, there are free lockers near the Access Pavilion.
La duración estándar de nuestra visita "Alhambra al Completo" es de aproximadamente 3 horas. Este tiempo es el ideal para recorrer con calma los Palacios Nazaríes, Alcazaba y Generalife sin prisas, pero sin que resulte agotador.
Yes, absolutely everyone must carry their ticket with a QR code.
About 15-20 minutes on foot.
Yes, distributed throughout the grounds (e.g., Palace of Charles V).
It is not allowed in any area of the tour, but there are marked zones where it is possible.
The entire complex except for the Nasrid Palaces.
Yes, bags are checked and IDs are verified against the ticket.
No, they must be left in the lockers (baby carrier backpacks are recommended).
There is an adapted itinerary; it is recommended to notify in advance.
Historic Center, Albaicín, Sacromonte, and Arab Baths.
A tour that combines the main civil and religious monuments of the city.
Yes, in the caves of Sacromonte.
They are water circuits and massages inspired by the Nasrid period.
Yes, let your guide know that you wish to do so, and they will point out the most special and quiet spot for your proposal.
An official guide and a historical tour of the viewpoints and Arab neighborhoods.
Yes, they manage corporate groups and technical visits. They are specialists in this type of visit.
Yes, the team includes art historians.
In the "My Booking" section of the website.
As soon as possible, as demand is very high.
Yes, through the "Quotation" section for groups.
Generally no, due to the strict regulations of the Board of the Alhambra (Patronato).
Comfortable clothes, sports shoes, and sun protection.
Yes, for groups of more than six people, wireless audio systems are used.
Yes, without flash and without a tripod.
The guide sets the pace, but you can stay in the gardens at the end. The tours are calm and there is time for photos and rest.
By walking up Cuesta de Gomérez, by buses C30/C32, or by taxi.
General includes Nasrid Palaces; Gardens does not.
There are restaurant areas near the ticket office and heading down to the center.
Tours usually continue; it is recommended to bring an umbrella or raincoat.
Yes, they are expert connoisseurs of the city of Granada.
Yes, on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Yes, at several points such as the Access Pavilion and near Charles V.
Animals are not allowed, except for guide dogs.
Yes, as long as it does not block the passage of visitors.
Only in very specific areas like the Access Pavilion.
Early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat.
Yes, but you can only consume it in the rest areas.
It is recommended to arrive 15 minutes early; the Palaces' schedules are fixed.
In the palaces and gardens yes, but in the Alcazaba the sun is direct.
Yes, there are vending machines at strategic points.
Yes, they are backed by quality regulations and Andalusian legislation.