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The Granada City Pass

Jardines de Zoraya: Flamenco Show

Casa Ana Granada: Traditional Flamenco Show

Jardines de Zoraya Granada: Flamenco Show + Dinner

Palacio de los Olvidados: Skip The Line Ticket

Tablao La Alboreá Granada: Flamenco Show

Granada: Albaicín and Sacromonte Guided Tour

Granada: Historic Center Guided Tour

Granada: Audio Guide App

Granada: Alhambra, Granada Cathedral & Royal Chapel Guided Visits

El Templo Del Flamenco: Flamenco Show + Optional Drink & Dinner

Tropical Coast & Nerja Cave: Day Trip from Granada + Lunch

Cathedral of Granada: Luggage Storage

Granada: Private Transfer To/From Airport

Alpujarra: Day Trip + Optional Lunch

Granada: Guided Luxury Food Tour

Granada

The Granada City Pass is your all-access ticket to Andalusian culture. Not only does it include a skip-the-line ticket for the incredible Alhambra & Nasrid Palaces, but you'll also have convenient travel around the city with the Hop-on Hop-off train, and a handy audio guide covering the city's highlights.

You can feel the passion oozing from every pore of each performer at Jardines de Zoraya - one of Granada's top-rated flamenco shows. And the history floats on the atmosphere (flamenco was born in this region). See singers, dancers, and more ruffled frocks than a Spanish telenovela at this intimate and super-fun venue with a terrace.

Located in the heart of Granada's historical Albaycín, close to the famous Mirador de San Nicolás, Jardines de Zoraya is easy to find (and if you can't, just listen for the guitar and castanets!) 

This intimate space offers plenty of relaxing atmosphere (bubbling fountains and swaying palm trees) which act as a perfect counterpoint to the frenzied rhythms and passionate footwork of the performers.

Immerse yourself in a unique experience of music, dance and excitement with a live flamenco show in the center of Granada. 

Each performance is a fascinating journey through centuries of Andalusian tradition and culture. The artists performing here come from large Flemish and Gypsy families, and are professionals in singing, playing and dancing! 

Their dazzling dexterity and expressiveness is one-of-a-kind, and a flamenco show will live long in your memories after this night.

Great flamenco gets your feet tapping, while great Andalusian cuisine gets your taste buds singing along! Enjoy the magic of flamenco in its birthplace, plus a delicious three-course meal at Jardines de Zoraya, a unique venue in the heart of Granada's historical Albaizín district.

The garrucha, the toque, the colt, the iron maiden. They might sound like metal bands but they're actually instruments of torture.

Uncover the dark history of the Inquisition and see antique instruments of torture used by the Inquisitorial courts, both ecclesiastical and civil.

You'll also get great photos of Granada's old neighborhood of Albaicín and the Alhambra from the terrace; it's one of the best views in the city!

Want to see how the locals spend their nights? Experience an unforgettable evening at Tablao Flamenco La Alboreá, located in the heart of Granada's Plaza Nueva with this must-have Flamenco Show ticket!

Immerse yourself in the passionate world of flamenco as four renowned artists take the stage with their mesmerizing performances. From the soulful vocals and intricate guitar melodies to the electrifying dance moves, this one-hour show brings to life the essence of flamenco like never before!

Take your seat in the perfectly conditioned venue, offering amazing acoustics and panoramic views. You'll be able to see every little detail of the performance. 

Located in the bustling tourist center of Granada, you'll be in the prime location to fully immerse yourself in this vibrant flamenco atmosphere.

Discover the the culture and history of Spain's Iberian Peninsula with tickets for a **2.5-hour guided tour** of Albaicín and Sacromonte.

The **Albaicín** is a village within the city, a timeless neighborhood full of cisterns, Moorish houses, and charming squares. Synonymous with Granada itself, Albaicín has some of the most famous Moorish sights – **Mirador de San Nicolas, the Great Mosque of Granada, and the Church of San Nicolas.** 

Then, waltz your way to the **Sacromonte**, known for its flemenco dancing that begins after dark. Learn the history of the cave dwellings and the people who inhabited them, and enjoy sweeiping views of the Spanish hills.

Enjoy a walking tour of Granada's historic center. 

Listen to the local guide who will show you important sites and share their history. The tour is suitable for all ages and covers key spots in the city.

Ditch the traditional tour group and start exploring the city on your own with the POPGuide app. All you have to do is plug in your earphones and start exploring the city, the guide will take care of the rest, automatically playing when you arrive at a point of interest. 

You can also take advantage of the app's suggested walking and public transportation routes and tick off the main sights of the city. So, simply select your language and start exploring.

With this private, five-hour guided tour, you'll visit three of Granada's most important landmarks with an expert guide. See the Alhambra, Granada Cathedral, and the Royal Chapel on this Spanish-speaking tour.

On the hill of the Sabica stands the majestic Alhambra, the fortified palatine city built by the Arabs during the reign of the Nasrid dynasty, and in the center of the city, in the heart of Christian Granada, we find the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel, the mausoleum of the Catholic Monarchs.

These three monuments are a faithful reflection of the before and after 1492, the date of the Christian conquest, and how the taking of Granada changed forever the destiny of Spain and the world.

Visit the Nasrid city and the Christian monumental center with the help of an official expert guide who will tell you the history, legends, and anecdotes of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, exclusively for your small group.

Attend a flamenco show in Granada at a cave venue in the Albaicín neighborhood.

Visit the El Templo Del Flamenco to watch singers, dancers, and musicians perform traditional flamenco.

Depending on your selected ticket, enjoy a drink or a Mediterranean meal during the performance.

Bask in the golden rays on pristine beaches, explore mysterious caves, and stroll through emblematic coastal towns.

The exploration starts at Almuñécar, an ancient town founded by the Phoenicians a thousand years before Christ. Here, the Majuelo Park invites for a leisurely promenade, while the Castle of San Miguel, perched high above the city, offers sensational views of the tropical city of Granada.

Next, the lovable town of Nerja awaits. Lunchtime promises a feast of local delicacies before heading to the famed Nerja Caves. These archaeological sites, part of Spain's historic heritage, will leave you breathless as you wander among a spectacular array of stalactites and stalagmites, creating a wonder of natural beauty.

Store your bags easily with Granada's reliable luggage service. Book a spot, stop by during business hours with your booking confirmation, and leave your bags safely for the day.

When you're ready to pick them up, return with your booking confirmation for a quick and easy retrieval.

Enjoy a private transfer in Granada and travel comfortably from the airport to your accommodation or vice versa without the hassle of public transport. 

During your ride, the driver can share tips and recommendations about Granada to help you get started on your trip. Focus on exploring the city from the moment you arrive.

Discover the Alpujarra region, a hidden gem in the Sierra Nevada, on a day trip. The tour starts at Lanjaron, a historic coastal resort renowned for its healing water sources.

Next, you go through the mesmerizing hamlets of Carataunas, Pampaneira, and Pitres, culminating in a pitstop at Portugos, in Fuente Agria (Fountain of Sourness).

There, the pristine mineral waters cascading from the Sierra Nevada offer a revitalizing conclusion to the journey.

Tour five key establishments in Granada with a reserved table exclusive for Gastro Tour.

A guide-sommelier will explain about the history, drinks, and typical food of Granada.

Each location includes one drink and one food item per customer. At the end, enjoy dessert along with cava and a cocktail.

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