Granada City Breaks

Q: When's best to visit Granada City?

The spring and autumn offer the most comfortable temperatures. July and August can be very hot. The winter, while mild, can have occasional frosts.

Q: How do I get around in Granada City?

Granada is nice and compact so it's a great city to explore on foot. There's also very affordable public buses and bike rentals.

Q: What should I eat in Granada City?

It's all about tapas, which come free with a drink. Broad beans with ham, squid cooked in ink or spicy bravas potatoes.

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Dazzling Moorish heritage

Discover the jewel in the Andalusian crown on a holiday to Granada City. Dating back to prehistoric times, when native tribes called it home, there’s plenty of history to uncover. With such a tumultuous past, it’s no surprise the city is bursting with mosques, Arab fortresses and Gothic churches.

Visit the Alhambra
A trip to Granada isn’t complete without a visit to the Alhambra, the 13th century Arab palace complex including the stunning summer palace Generalife.
Watch a flamenco show
The beautiful district of Sacromonte, home to traditional gipsy caves, is the perfect spot to catch a flamenco show.
Walk around Albayzín
Just north from Plaza Nueva is the UNESCO-listed Arab quarter. This tangle of alleys and coloured tiles is where the Moorish settled after Granada's reconquest.