visita nocturna

Quick Details

Duration: 2 hours
Ages: Ages 3+
Visit Hours: 9:30 PM from April 1 to October 14, 7:30 PM from October 15 to March 31
Tour Type:
- Guided Tour: 30 people maximum.

You'll discover new details thanks to the special lighting conditions. Enjoy a unique experience. Skip the annoying lines, you'll walk right in. Enjoy the Patio of the Lions, the Comares Tower, the Palace of Charles V, and more.
- Night Tour Itinerary:

Palace of Charles V: A building commissioned by Emperor Charles V to establish his residence in the Alhambra in Granada.
Nasrid Palaces: A group of palatial buildings that housed the Nasrid court and house the most spectacular and famous rooms in the Alhambra. You'll be able to see the Patio of the Lions, the Comares Palace, the Mexuar, and more. All with lighting that will make a night visit to the Alhambra an unforgettable pleasure.

Booking Conditions:

THE COMPANY reserves the right, depending on ticket availability at the Alhambra, to advance or delay the tour schedule, whether guided or self-guided.

In the event of non-availability, the company may cancel with 12 hours' notice, refunding 100% of the amount paid, or place the client on a waiting list if the client so wishes.
The company is exempt from any liability, given that by ordering the reservation, I accept the conditions indicated.

Includes:

Tickets to the Nasrid Palaces and the Palace of Charles V.
Official Tour Guide.

Not included:

Transportation to the Alhambra
Other services not specified.

Additional Information:

You must bring your original ID or passport to enter the Alhambra.

Visit Itinerary:

We will enter the Nasrid Palaces, where, thanks to our official guide, you will learn all the history hidden within their walls, rooms, and more. We will learn about the kings and sultans who commissioned the construction of each palace, their customs at that time, the type of art found in each corner, how they fought wars with the Christians, what their relationship with other peoples was like, how they governed, what palace life was like, and what legends have endured over time.
Afterwards, we will move on to a completely different building, the Palace of Charles V, commissioned by Emperor Charles I of Spain, where we will enjoy 16th-century European Renaissance art.