• Mirador San Miguel Alto - The Mirador de San Miguel Alto in Granada is one of the most spectacular spots to enjoy the city. Climbing up there is a rewarding experience, offering views of:

The Alhambra in all its glory, with the Sierra Nevada in the background—especially stunning in winter with its snow-capped peaks.

The Albaicín neighborhood from above, showcasing its narrow streets, white houses, and red roofs.

The historic center of Granada and even the horizon of the modern city.

An incredible sunset—the Mirador de San Miguel Alto is renowned for offering a broader and more “open” view than the more touristy Mirador de San Nicolás.

A tranquil and bohemian atmosphere—many locals and travelers gather here to play music, have picnics, or simply relax while watching the sunset.

It is a more “alternative” spot, less crowded with tourists compared to the more popular viewpoints, making the experience quite authentic.

• Abadia del Sacromonte - The Abadía del Sacromonte is a point of interest in Granada as it combines history, legend, religion, and wonderful views.

Religious history: It was built at the end of the 16th and beginning of the 17th century to protect sacred relics believed to have been found there, along with the so-called “Libros Plúmbeos” (lead books).

The Holy Caves: These are caves where, according to tradition, the first Christians of Granada, known as “the holy men,” were martyred. You can visit these caves—it’s a very mystical part of the tour.

Architecture: The Abbey complex blends Renaissance and Baroque styles. It features a beautiful church, peaceful courtyards, and a small museum with historical and religious artifacts.

Views: From there, you have a spectacular view of Granada, the Alhambra, and the Sierra Nevada. Perfect for photos.

Moreover, as it is not as touristy as the Alhambra or the historic center, visiting the Abbey offers a very special, more intimate, and spiritual vibe.

• Sacromonte - Sacromonte is the heart of Granada’s gypsy soul—a place full of history, culture, and an energy you can feel in the air.

Despite tourism, Sacromonte still preserves much of its authenticity. If you venture off the main routes, you’ll see real local life—with clothes hanging at the doors, neighbors chatting, and children playing in the streets.

In summary: Sacromonte is more than a neighborhood—it’s a vibe, a living memory of the mix of peoples that formed Granada.

• Llano de la Perdiz - Llano de la Perdiz is interesting because it is like the “green lung” of Granada—a vast natural area very close to the city.

Tranquil nature.

Outdoor activities: It is one of the favorite places for Granadinos to run, walk, hike, mountain bike, or simply lay a towel on the ground and have an outdoor lunch.

Wonderful views: From various points in Llano de la Perdiz, you can see the Alhambra below, the Albaicín neighborhood, and the Sierra Nevada. Especially beautiful in the late afternoon with that golden light.

Local atmosphere: Unlike classic tourist spots, here you find many more locals than tourists. It’s the place to get a feel for the everyday life of Granada.

It is a place that combines peace, beautiful views, and local life—like a well-kept secret for those who truly know Granada.

• Bicycle use

Join Attraversiamo Tour for an extraordinary adventure, exploring the natural beauty of the Abbey and the iconic Sacromonte neighborhood on an exclusive electric mountain bike tour. Following trails popular with local Granada cyclists, participants will navigate gentle paths and enchanting landscapes, suitable for all skill levels.

This leisurely and picturesque ride takes you through sunlit hills, ancient dirt roads, hidden viewpoints, and corners rich in history and Romani folklore. The electric bike makes every ascent enjoyable, allowing you to effortlessly take in the surroundings while feeling the breeze and admiring the grandeur of Granada from above.

The tour offers a blend of nature, culture, and adventure, providing an intimate and genuine experience away from typical tourist paths. Discover Sacromonte as the locals do: with gentle pedaling, amidst olive groves, white caves, and the fragrance of the mountains.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.