Small Group Night Tour of the Alhambra with Expert Guide

Your journey begins at Paseo de la Sabica 32 in Granada, where you’ll meet your guide and receive your official Alhambra tickets. As you wander through the illuminated halls and courtyards, you’ll experience the palace as few ever do—bathed in mystery and serenity. The tour concludes inside the Alhambra, leaving you with breathtaking nighttime views of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

For security reasons, Alhambra tickets are nominative, meaning they must include your full name and either your ID or passport number. It is essential that you provide this information as soon as possible after your reservations is made so we can proceed with the ticket purchase. Otherwise, due to circumstances beyond our control, we cannot guarantee that the tickets will be secured in time, especially during high season.

Alhambra Night Tour with Expert Guide description:

Your 2-hours tour includes:

• English speaking guide

• Exclusive night entry

• Nasrid Palaces and Charles V Palace

• Small group, intimate atmosphere

• Breathtaking Moorish architecture

• Historic courtyards, halls, and gardens in a magical nighttime setting

Alhambra tickets are non-refundable. In case of cancellation the amount corresponding to the tickets will not be refunded in any case 

Meet your guide

Your unforgettable journey begins at Paseo de la Sabica 32, next to the Hotel Guadalupe, where you will meet your guide. As you make your way toward the palace, you will feel the anticipation build. Built in the 13th century by the Nasrid dynasty, the last Muslim rulers of Al-Andalus, this magnificent palace complex was designed as a royal residence and fortress. Its stunning halls, intricate stucco work, and serene courtyards reflect the splendor of Moorish art and culture. As you explore its wonders, you’ll uncover the history, beauty, and secrets that make the Alhambra an unforgettable experience.

Nasrid Palaces and Key Chambers

The Nasrid Palaces are the crown jewel of the Alhambra and experiencing them at night is a rare privilege. Built by the Moorish rulers of Granada, these palaces showcase the pinnacle of Islamic architecture, with intricate stucco work, stunning tile mosaics, and elegant archways.

One of the oldest sections, the Mexuar Hall, served as a center of governance where sultans held official meetings. The Comares Palace, home to the famous Hall of the Ambassadors, is adorned with breathtaking Arabic calligraphy and geometric patterns that shimmer in the dark, creating a surreal effect. Meanwhile, the Court of the Lions, with its iconic fountain and marble columns, takes on an ethereal beauty under the night sky, offering a tranquil and mesmerizing atmosphere.

Legends and architecture

Continuing your journey, you’ll explore the Hall of the Abencerrajes, one of the most historically rich chambers in the Nasrid Palaces. Its intricate muqarnas ceiling resembles a starry night sky, enhancing the atmosphere with a mystical glow. According to legend, this hall was the site of a tragic massacre, adding an air of intrigue to its already captivating ambiance. As you leave the Nasrid Palaces, you’ll enter the impressive Charles V Palace, a striking contrast to the Moorish architecture of the Alhambra. Built in the 16th century by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, this Renaissance-style palace features a grand circular courtyard beautifully lit at night. The fusion of European and Islamic influences is evident in its design, making it a fascinating stop on your journey.

Alhambra at night

Your night tour concludes with breathtaking panoramic views of the Alhambra’s illuminated walls and towers. The sight of the ancient fortress glowing against the dark sky is a memory that will stay with you forever. As you exit, take one last look at the magical setting, knowing you’ve experienced the Alhambra in one of the most exclusive and unforgettable ways possible. With its quiet grandeur and moonlit beauty, this night tour offers a truly unique perspective on one of Spain’s most treasured landmarks.