Historical Tour of Granada Historic Center and Lower Albaicín

Operated by Spanish Mercantile Registry

1. Located in the heart of Granada, the Plaza de las Pasiegas is a key point to understand the urban transformation of the city after the Christian conquest in 1492. Designed to open the way for Christian urbanism, this square offers the best view of the Baroque facade of the Granada Cathedral, conceived as a monumental stone altarpiece in the open air by the genius Alonso Cano in the 17th century. S (10 min)
2. Upon entering the historic Calle Oficios, travelers will be surrounded by some of Granada's most significant buildings. From the outside, they will see the Gothic-Isabelline facade of the Royal Chapel—resting place of the Catholic Monarchs—next to the elegant Merchants' Exchange and the entrance of La Madraza. Guided by our expert, they will learn to identify the deep imperial iconography carved i (15 min)
3. It is the ancient souk of the city in Andalusian times, and one of the most charming places in the center of Granada. We will walk through its narrow streets to discover its small craft shops, as well as its colors, details and Andalusian art.
4. We will visit this ancient Nasrid meatball, a place intended to store goods to sell in the markets, as well as to house these traders. It is one of the few that are currently preserved in Spain. (10 min)
5. We will pass through one of the most emblematic points of the city. In this square we find a very significant statue, featuring Isabella the Catholic and Christopher Columbus representing one of the most important historical events in our history.
6. We will visit one of the lesser known viewpoints of the Albaicín, located in the lower part of the neighborhood. It is one of the hidden corners of the city, from where you can enjoy the privileged views of the Alhambra, with tranquility. (10 min)
7. We will walk one of the most beautiful and emblematic streets of the city of Granada. We will walk along the bank of the Darro River, observing the magnificent stone bridges across the river, the old buildings and historic houses.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels