Alhambra Surroundings: History, Architecture and Legends
Alhambra Surroundings: History, Architecture and Legends
Alhambra Surroundings: History, Architecture and Legends
Alhambra Surroundings: History, Architecture and Legends
Alhambra Surroundings: History, Architecture and Legends
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Alhambra Surroundings: History, Architecture and Legends

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Highlights

Admire the Alhambra's most outstanding buildings and landmarks without a ticket
Discover the architectural and defensive secrets of the Alhambra
Enjoy panoramic view of the exterior
Itinerary
Discover the Alhambra surroundings on a walking tour. Learn about the history of the monuments outside of the Alhambra, Puerta de la Justicia and the Palace of Charles V.

Start your tour at Welcome Granavision, from where you will go to the Puerta de la Justicia, one of the most emblematic entrances of the Alhambra.

Walk around the outside of the Alhambra gardens, exploring their importance in Hispano-Arabic architecture and enjoying the natural environment that surrounds the monumental complex called Alhambra Forest.

Admire some of the Alhambra's most outstanding buildings and landmarks without the need for an entrance ticket, such as the church of Santa Maria, the convent of San Francisco and the Palace of Charles V, where you will make a special stop to see its imposing Renaissance architecture.

Continue to a panoramic view of the exterior of the Alcazaba, while you learn about the historical context and the evolution of the Alhambra from its Muslim era to the present day.

Learn about some of the most fascinating legends of the Alhambra as you walk along the wall and the Tower of the Seven Floors, a place shrouded in mystery.

End the experience by enjoying spectacular views of Granada from the Plaza de los Aljibes, and learn about the tradition of Granada's inlay work in an artisan workshop within the grounds. Conclude your tour at the Alberca Nazarí, a place that symbolizes the essence of Nasrid refinement.