Tours to Granada
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ANDALUSIA & THE MEDITERRANEAN
Seville, Cordoba, Valencia, Barcelona, Zaragoza and much more
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FLAMENCO SHOW IN GRANADA
Flamenco show
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ALHAMBRA AND GENERALIFE GARDENS FROM MALAGA
Granada, Alhambra and Generalife Gardens
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Why Visiting Granada?
If you are looking for excursions to Granada, here we tell you everything you need to know.
The beautiful city of Granada is located in the autonomous community of Andalusia, in the southeast of Spain. Thanks to the fact that it is located at the foot of the imposing Sierra Nevada, the city has great natural beauty, worthy of a postcard.
At the same time, Granada has a rich historical heritage, which can be seen in its architecture and cultural identity. One of the most notable points of interest in the city is the Alhambra Palace.
Alhambra is an ancient fortress built during the 13th century by Muslims and one of the most emblematic examples of the Moorish legacy in the region. Likewise, it is one of the most impressive works of architecture in all of Spain.
Granada also stands out for its picturesque and bohemian atmosphere, especially in the Arab neighborhood, where you will find narrow cobblestone streets that form a labyrinth. There you will find tapas bars, artisans, and impressive views of the Alhambra from the San Nicolás viewpoint.
Finally, the city's gastronomy is unmissable and flamenco music and dance are the cultural heart of Granada that you will not want to miss. Don't wait any longer and schedule your visit to Granada!
Best Time to Travel
The best time to visit Granada is during autumn and spring, because during these seasons the weather is perfect, neither too hot nor too cold, to explore the city and discover its beauty.
In autumn, the sunny days and the autumn colors that color the parks and the surrounding hills offer an ideal setting to visit Granada and take photographs full of golden and reddish tones.
In spring, the exuberant flowering of the gardens and parks also offers charming images and the mild temperature invites you to tour the old town, see the Alhambra, and go out for tapas.
In summer and winter, although temperatures add some challenges, attractions remain open, so if you can travel alone in these seasons there are no problems that sunscreen and water, or an umbrella and a coat, cannot solve.
How to Get Around in Granada?
Getting around Granada is very simple and economical, as the city has a public transport network that works very efficiently connecting the entire city and its surroundings.
At the same time, Granada is a city that you can easily explore on foot, especially the historic center, where you will find that the most notable sites of interest are within walking distance of each other. To explore the Alhambra, you can take a taxi or the bus.
Another option available to navigate the city's narrow streets is to rent a bicycle or scooter and enjoy a picturesque ride as you move around Granada.
Close Destinations
Granada is a wonderful destination due to its historical heritage and natural resources.
In turn, some travelers choose to combine their trip to Granada with a visit to Malaga.
At Greca we have several proposals for excursions to Granada, which you can modify and adapt according to your needs and times.
There are excursions for all tastes. Choose your adventure according to your needs!
01What are the main points of interest in Granada?
The most notable sites in Granada are the Alhambra, the Generalife, and the Albaicín. You can also visit the Granada Cathedral, the Monastery of San Jerónimo, and the Alcaicería market.
02Where can I experience authentic Granada gastronomy?
Granada is known for its unique food culture. We recommend trying the free tapas in local bars, especially in the El Realejo neighborhood. Also, don't miss the typical dishes such as "tortilla del Sacromonte" and "pescaíto fried".
03What is the historical-cultural legacy of Granada?
Granada has a rich cultural heritage influenced by Arabs, Jews, and Christians. You can learn about history at the Alhambra Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.