Granada · WALKING TOURS
17 tours
Granada is steep, unsigned and much easier with somebody who knows the shortcuts. These 15 walking tours cover the Albaicín lanes, the Carrera del Darro, the cathedral quarter and the climb to the miradors, with distances, timings and which ones finish at a tapas bar.
Sunset walks through Granada’s Albaicín and Sacromonte, with Alhambra views, lively storytelling, and a small-group pace for about 2 to 2.5 hours.
“The viewpoints and history were so nice to see and learn. Alejandra was amazing”
Walk the Alhambra’s key palaces and gardens with an English guide, plus Generalife and Alcazaba, for about 2.5 hours.
“Be aware that the time for your visit will be assigned AFTER payment is applied. Unfortunately, the way this tour appears in Viator makes it hard to know the time you’ll be able to enter. This is an issue because you will have no recourse if the time assigned by the vendor to the tickets you are billed for does not suit your schedule. Buy direct from The Alhambra to avoid the issue you could face based on aviator’s misrepresentation.”
Walk Granada’s **Albaicín** and **Sacromonte** for Alhambra views, Moorish stories, and cave neighborhoods. 3-hour guided tour, $23.
“Isabel was an outstanding guide. She brought the history of this beautiful city alive. This tour is well worth taking if you are lucky enough to visit the city if Grenada”
Walk Albaicín and Sacromonte in Granada for $18, learn Islamic and Roma stories, and catch Alhambra views in 2 to 2.5 hours.
“Our guide, Maria,was excellent. Her English was very good – clear and easy to understand. She was very knowledgeable, had a lovely sense of humour and went the extra mile to make our experience a good one. For example, because she has been asked by many tourists before about good places to eat in the city. She has bothered to draw up a list of places and she passed on to us.”
Walk Albayzín to Sacromonte with a local guide, hit iconic miradors, see cave homes, learn about flamenco, and get photo stops.
“It was a great walking tour. We were able to see some of the Granada view points of Granada if we weren't on this tour. Our guide Mia was great.”
A 3.5-hour small-group food walk in Granada for ham, tapas, wine, olive oil, and classic bites at Chikito.
“If you are food lover or wine lover you should definitely experience this tour! Katie is very knowledgeable and she can teach you all about food and wine culture in Granada. In a small group we tried hams, cheese, typical local tapas and great wines. Sincerely recommend😍”
Golden hour walking tour in Granada through Albaycin and Sacromonte, with mirador views of the Alhambra, stops, and a guide for 2 hours.
“Mario was very knowledgeable of the history of the area. He was also very respectful of the pace of the walk since it was rather steep and we were an older group. Highly Recommend.”
A 2.5-hour Granada walk through Albaicín and Sacromonte caves, with major panoramic views and a smart stop at the Museum of the Caves.
“Excellent tour with Laura - she’s a terrific guide. Especially liked seeing the caves in Sacromonte. We took a bus to the first site which was very helpful.”
Walk Granada’s Albayzín and Sacromonte, with cave culture and Alhambra views. 2 hours, English or Spanish guide, $16.
“If hoy like to walk and climb and discover little streets and stories of this districts you will enjoy this Tour. Good condition is recomended.”
Walk Granada’s historic center into Lower Albaicín for Alhambra views, Moorish-Christian stories, and major sights in 2.5 hours for $16.
“A great value for money tour I would recommend to everyone who loves to walk around the city at first visit and learn its history and interesting facts. We had a very small group, 5 people and out guide so it was almost like a private tour. Time flew by and a very good time together. Our guide was very passionate about Granada as well as knowledgable and could answer all our questions. She also loved to ask questions to the group, which is rare but interesting way where you could really see she cared that we actually learned something about the rich history of Granada.”
3-hour Granada walking tour with timed entry to Generalife, Alhambra, Nasrid Palaces, and Alcazaba, plus English support.
“We never found our guide, we did the tour on our own. The plaza where you meet is very confusing, lots of people and guides but we couldn’t identify who they were with. We did enjoy the Alhambra. The palace and gardens were breathtaking.”
Evening walk through Granada’s Albaicin and Sacromonte with an official guide, illuminated streets, cave culture, and sunset views. 2.5 hours.
“Sergio, our guide was very knowledgeable, kind and enthousiastic. We learned plenty about these neighbourhood’s history and meanwhile we had a nice hike. Lots of stairs to do, but waterfountains everywhere (Sergio will explain) and little pause moments.”
Walk Albayzín and Sacromonte in Granada with a guide, get Alhambra views, see cave homes and flamenco culture. 2.5 hours.
“Walking around the neighborhoods. Our guide was wonderful!! I loved the information. The cave house was really nice to see.”
Sunset walk in Albaicín and Sacromonte, from Mirador de San Nicolás to the Mezquita Mayor, small group and Alhambra views.
“Our guide was so informative and patient. I have asthma and i felt like the walking was still doable. It was such a good time and the knowledge and views were gorgeous. I wish I remembered her name but she was truly wonderful.”
Walk Albaicín and Sacromonte with Alhambra views and flamenco-cave stories on a small English tour, timed for sunset.
“Was a great tour and an excellent tour guide - thank you Chema ( not sure if that’s the correct spelling ). We were just two people on the English speaking trip which we were so pleased went ahead (after disappointing experiences with other companies) and our guide gave us so much information and historical detail and was great showing us great viewpoints for sunset photos and providing us all the time we needed to get some excellent shots. He told us about places we could visit at a later date and on the tour showed us places we never would have found on our own - thank you Chema!”
