Granada

Night Tours

Our most recommended Granada Night Tours

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  1. Alhambra: Tour with Nasrid Palaces at Night

  No visit to Granada is complete without seeing the Alhambra, the only remaining fortress from the city’s Islamic period. Join a tour of this world-famous attraction with an experienced guide. Explore the Nasrid Palaces and many other beautiful venues scattered around the complex. Soak up the history and art of the Nasrid Kingdom. Your official guide will explain the origins and development of one of the most visited monuments in the world. Marvel at the fusion of Moorish and Christian art and culture. The architectural features and elaborate rooms will look even more striking lit up at night.

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  2. Granada: Spooky Mysteries and Legends Night Walking Tour

  Enjoy a night tour through the old streets of Granada with the help of an official guide. Explore the lower Albaicín neighborhood, the Paseo de Los Tristes (The Promenade of the Sad Ones), and delve into the dark past of Granada as your walk the streets and squares that were not so long ago the scene of terrible events . Discover the surprising history and unique legends of the city with your expert guide. Since ancient times, the Albaicín neighborhood has been populated by very diverse cultures that have passed through the Iberian Peninsula. Spend some scary time in the area and visit the historic center of the city. All subjects dealt with are deeply studied and many of them are documented. Hear material of authentic psychophonies and vocal communication with the dead or with spirits.

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  3. Andalucia and Toledo: 4-Day Tour from Madrid

  Tour the splendid destinations of Andalucia and Toledo and soak in the different cultures you encounter. This tour includes guided visits in Córdoba, Seville, Granada and Toledo. You will have a guide for your whole trip and will travel in an air-conditioned deluxe motor coach. Enjoy accommodations in selected class hotels. Daily breakfast and 3 dinners are also included. Itinerary: Day 1 (Monday) Madrid – Cordoba – Seville Depart from established hotels in Madrid at 8:30 AM. Drive along the land of Don Quixote “The Man from La Mancha” to Córdoba. Enjoy a city tour including the Mosque and Jewish Quarter. Continue to Seville for dinner and a night's rest in your hotel. Day 2 (Tuesday) Seville After breakfast take a panoramic city tour. See the cathedral from outside, the Santa Cruz Quarter, and Maria Luisa Gardens. Enjoy the afterno...

  The tour is four days/3 nights covering major sites in Cordoba, Seville, Granada and a brief tour of Toledo on the way back to Madrid. Well-organized, informative and ideal for those who want a quick look at these amazing cities and sights.

  Reviewed by Gary, Thailand, 5/5/2018
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  4. Granada: Alhambra Night Tour

  Get picked up from your hotel in Grenada, and take advantage of a convenient transfer to the Alhambra palaces. Meet your guide and skip the line to enter into the palace complex with a fast-access ticket.  Start the tour from the Atrium of the Alhambra. Begin a walking tour through the monument surroundings as you admire the Water Tower, the Tower of Baltasar de la Cruz, the Tower of the Seven Floors, the Tower of the Captain, the Tower of the Witch, and Tower of the Heads. Next, reach the Charles V Palace through the Tower of the Justice. Finally, continue through the Door of Justice and enter into the Nasrid Palaces, and discover the enchanting architecture and decoration. Explore iconic places including the Hall of Ambassadors, Court of the Myrtles, Hall of the Two Sisters, and the amazing Palace of the Lions.

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  5. Granada: Mysterious Walking Tour

  Granada is a city marked by the supernatural and a history of terrible crimes. Hear about the religious crimes committed in the Old Council building of Granada and the pub El Granero Find out how the people of Granada were led to cannibalism during the Middle Ages and where paranormal activity manifests itself in Granada.  See Bib‐Rambla Square where witches were burned at the stake and the Albyzin where pagan rituals took place. The itinerary is based on the research of the compilations of books: Haunted Houses by Rafael Casares and Black Chronicle of Granada by Cesar Giron. 

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  6. Granada: Alhambra Guided Night Tour

  Immerse yourself in the history and grandeur of the Alhambra during the quieter nighttime hours. Enjoy a guided tour of this enchanting place and let the stillness of the night create a unique ambience. Take in the sounds of water, the shadows, and the smell of flowers as you wander the grounds of the Nasrid Palaces with your expert guide. Stop at each palace and learn all about the interplay of light and dark in Muslim architecture. Enjoy the decorative details on these splendid palaces that stand out even at night. The Alhambra at night is a unique, relaxing, and even romantic place.

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  7. Granada: Tapas Crawl

  Immerse yourself in the world of Andalucian tapas with a tour of the most authentic and emblematic tapas bars in Granada. Eat and live like the locals do as you travel around various tapas bars for a unique gastronomical experience. After meeting your guide, head out on your journey of discovery of Granada's historical local bars and hidden bodegas. Visit 5 different tapas bars and sample delicious local specialities. Learn more about how the city’s rich history and culture have influenced its cuisine, all while connecting with other foodies with the expert help of your guide, who will share the city’s culture with you through its gastronomy.

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  8. Granada: Albaicin and Sacromonte Private Night Tour

  Visit the Albaicín, the most stunning quarter of Granada, on a 2.5-hour tour with an official guide. Walk along alleys, through squares, and around fascinating corners as you learn about the district’s history and traditions. Your guide will show you areas that you wouldn’t be able to find if you were visiting the Albaicín on your own. Take in views of the majestic Alhambra under the moonlight, from the famous San Nicolás viewpoint. Hear about the influences of the Iberians, Romans, Goths, Arabs and Christians that permeate the district. Continue to Sacromonte, known as the gypsy quarter, situated in the hills above Granada. See the venues in hillside caves which host music and dancing after dark.