• Plaza Bib-Rambla - Discover the history of the final sultan of Granada.

(Granada, Spain, 1464 - Vado de Bacuna, Morocco, 1527) The last Muslim emir of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada (1482-1492). Son of ‘Abú-l-Hasán (Muley Hacén), he rebelled against his father in Guadix in 1482 and, with the support of the Abencerrajes family, successfully overthrew him.

• Palacio de Dar al-Horra - The last queen of Moorish Granada was Aïsha bin Muhammad ibn al-Ahmar. Her people affectionately called her “Al Horra” (“Honest” or “Honest”), while her Christian adversaries referred to her as Aixa. She was a woman of remarkable bravery who led the Moorish resistance against the Christian threat; a courageous mother who opposed her own husband to protect her son’s rights.
• Calle Elvira - Visit one of the tearooms that transport you back to the era of Arab Andalusia.

The decor is stunning, featuring a small fountain with six lions in the center, reminiscent of the fountain in the most iconic courtyard of the Alhambra.

This cozy, bright spot offers a relaxed atmosphere where peace is harmonized with Arabic music and the gentle sound of water.

Experience the genuine flavors of traditional Arab home cooking, with a wide selection of coffees, crêpes, and natural juices. Enjoy tea or dinner, with dishes that are both plentiful and delicious.

• Los Banos - A trip to the Arab Baths Spa in Granada provides an opportunity to disconnect from the world, relax, and reconnect with oneself. The treatments offer physical, psychological, and aesthetic benefits, making it a healthy choice for a weekend or vacation in a serene and inviting setting.

Baños de Elvira is a stunning spa in Granada, situated on Arteaga Street, in the heart of the city and at the base of the Albaycin.

• Hammam and entrance to the house of Aixa al horra
• Guide in your mother tongue
• Tea and coffee

• Extra food outside of what is established in the tour

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