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Tickets to the Alhambra: Generalife, Palace of Charles V and Alcazaba with audio guide

The Generalife Palace was the recreational retreat of the Nasrid emirs, a place of rest next to the Alhambra where the monarchs spent their leisure time. Explore the history and beauty of The Alhambra in Granada with this audio guide tour, focusing on some of its most iconic spaces. Visit the Generalife Palace, an idyllic retreat where the Nasrid emirs enjoyed their leisure time. As well as being a palace for leisure, this site also played a key role in the agricultural management of the Alhambra. To continue the tour, you will walk through the Alcazaba, the oldest fortress in the complex, from where you can admire spectacular views of the city. You’ll also discover the majestic Palace of Charles V, a 16th-century architectural masterpiece commissioned by the emperor. With our audio guide, you’ll discover the connection between Charles V and Granada, as well as the reasons why he chose to build his palace here. You’ll also be able to visit the Alhambra Museum, located inside, where artefacts of great historical value are preserved. Book your tickets now Alhambra tickets and enjoy an unforgettable tour of one of the world’s most fascinating monuments. The estimated duration of the visit to the Generalife, the Palace of Charles V and the Alcazaba is approximately 2 hours.

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  • Entry tickets and audio guide for the Generalife, the Alcazaba and the Palace of Charles V – Ticket price: €12.73; the remainder of the amount covers additional services, audio guides and booking fees

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  • Tickets to the Nasrid Palaces.
  • Nothing not specified in the section detailing what is included.
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Meeting pointAlhambra Guided ToursC. Real de la Alhambra, s/n, Centro, 18009 Granada
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