This private tour of the Alhambra is designed for those who want to do the visit with their group only and an official guide for about 3 hours. It is a way to explore the monument with attention focused on your pace, with time to stop, follow the explanation without interruptions and ask questions during the visit.
The route passes through the main areas of the Alhambra open to the public, including the Nasrid Palaces, the Alcazaba, the Palace of Charles V and the Generalife. The order may vary depending on the time assigned for entry to the Nasrid Palaces, the part of the complex that works with timed entry.
Tickets are not included in this private visit. It is designed for those who already have them or will arrange them on their own and want to visit the Alhambra with a guide exclusively for their group on the day.
This private tour covers the main areas of the Alhambra open to the public in about 3 hours. The visit passes through the Nasrid Palaces, the Alcazaba, the Palace of Charles V and the Generalife, following the order set by the Palaces entry time, the part of the monument with an assigned time slot.
The Nasrid Palaces are a central part of the route, with halls, courtyards and spaces linked to the former Nasrid residence. Some of the best-known areas of the visit are here, and entry to this part usually sets the organisation of the rest of the tour.
The visit continues through the Alcazaba, the military area of the Alhambra, with towers, walls and spaces linked to the defence of the complex. The route then passes the Palace of Charles V, the Renaissance building raised inside the monument at a later period, and the Generalife, the part linked to the palace and its gardens.
As it is a private tour, the visit lets you follow the route more continuously and better adapt the stops and the guide's attention along the way.
Before booking it is worth being clear about the conditions of this private tour, especially regarding tickets, the meeting point and the documents needed to enter the monument. Here you have the practical information to know how the visit is organised and what to bear in mind before the day of the tour.
Duration of the private tour
Languages and groups
Price and tickets
What the visit includes
Available times
Meeting point
Accessibility
Confirmation
Families and children
This private tour is not refundable. As the visit is coordinated with a specific date and entry time to the Alhambra, check all the details carefully before confirming the booking.
If you do not have the tickets yet or need help arranging them, it is best to contact us before booking the visit. That way we can check availability and avoid mistakes with access to the monument.
If you prefer to visit the Alhambra with your own group and an official guide focused on your route, here you can secure a visit designed so you do not depend on an open group. It is a comfortable option for couples, families, small groups or travellers who want to do the visit more calmly and with more direct attention during the 3-hour route.
To book, just tell us the date and the size of the group. If you already have the tickets, we coordinate the visit around the assigned time. If you have not bought them yet, contact us and we will help you arrange them so access is well organised before the day of the tour.
No. This private tour includes an official guide and, when the group has more than 6 people, a personal wireless audio system, but tickets to the Alhambra are not included. If you already have them, we organise the visit around the assigned time. If you have not bought them yet, we can help you arrange them if you contact us beforehand to check availability.
The visit covers the main areas of the Alhambra open to the public in about 3 hours. The itinerary passes through the Nasrid Palaces, the Alcazaba, the Palace of Charles V and the Generalife, although the order may vary depending on the entry time assigned to the Palaces.
The meeting point is the Main Entrance of the Alhambra, next to the ticket offices, in the area set aside for guides. It is best to arrive a few minutes early to start the visit with time to spare.
Yes. As it is a private tour of the Alhambra, the visit is organised only for your group and led by an official guide exclusively for you. That lets you follow the route more continuously and better adjust the pace during the visit.
About 3 hours. That time lets you cover the main areas of the monument within a private visit.
Pushchairs cannot normally enter the monument, although they can be left in the left-luggage office by showing the ticket and ID. For wheelchair users, access and the route are different and more limited, as accessibility is restricted in several areas of the complex.
Tickets to the Alhambra are not included in this private tour, so the Nasrid Palaces depend on the ticket you buy. The Alhambra General ticket (€22.27) includes the Nasrid Palaces; the Gardens, Generalife and Alcazaba ticket (€12.73) does not. To do the full route with the guide you need the Alhambra General ticket.
Each participant must bring their original ID card or passport. Tickets are issued in each visitor's name and access control may ask for the document during the visit. Children under 12 do not need ID, although the adult holder of the purchase must bring theirs. It must match the document used to buy the tickets.
The private tour is offered in Spanish, English and French, with an official guide dedicated exclusively to your group.
Children under 12 enter the Alhambra free (their official ticket is arranged together with the adults'). The private tour has a price per group, with no individual rate by age.
Alhambra tickets are issued in your name and cannot be changed or refunded. The cancellation conditions of the private guide service are shown when booking.
Official Alhambra tickets sell out well in advance, especially in high season and those giving access to the Nasrid Palaces. It is best to book early. If no dates appear for your day, write to us on WhatsApp at +34 655 95 96 78 and we will help you find an alternative.
Each ticket has a fixed entry time to the Nasrid Palaces, assigned when the booking is arranged, and that time sets the order of the visit. The rest of the site (Generalife, Alcazaba, Palace of Charles V) can be visited from 8:30 until closing.
The group size is flexible. The monument's rules set a maximum of 30 people per group.
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The Alhambra, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, preserves the legacy of the Nasrid dynasty in Granada through a complex of palaces, defensive areas, gardens and buildings raised in different periods. Within the site are the Nasrid Palaces, the Alcazaba, the Generalife and the surroundings of the Palace of Charles V, each with a specific role in the history and structure of the monument.
This visit covers several of the areas of the Alhambra open to the public in a 1 hour 30 minute format. The itinerary includes the Generalife Palace, the Comares Bath or Royal Hammam, the Alcazaba and the surroundings of the Palace of Charles V, on a route focused on spaces that are part of the monument and that let you see it from different points.
This offer combines the Alhambra with the Albaicín and Sacromonte in a single route, three parts of Granada that show very different moments and spaces of the city. In the Alhambra, the route passes through places such as the Generalife, linked to gardens and old orchards, the Alcazaba, which holds the defensive part of the complex, the Nasrid Palaces and the Palace of Charles V, added to the monument at a later stage.
With this booking you first do the guided visit to the complete Alhambra and then you can keep discovering Granada on your own with the Granada Card. The guided part includes access to the Nasrid Palaces, the Generalife, the Alcazaba and the Palace of Charles V. Afterwards, the pass lets you enter several monuments and cultural sites in the city, and it also includes trips on the city bus and a ride on the tourist train. It is an option designed for those who want to secure the main visit to the Alhambra and make the most of the rest of Granada without buying each ticket separately.
