Day 1
Albayzín & Sacromonte
- Albayzín is one of the most important signs of the identity of Granada. In this quarter, with its cheerful bustle and a very pronounced Moorish flavour, you will encounter the remains of mosques, minarets and Spanish-Arab cisterns.
- In El Sacromonte, the old gypsy quarter, situated on the Valparaíso Hill, visit some caves where Zambras, the most traditional form of flamenco, will entertain you while feasting your palate with local delicacies of the Arabo-Andalusian cuisine, creating an unforgettable tapas night out in town.
Day 2
Alhambra & Beyond
- Explore the rich history of the Alhambra, from its origins as a palatine city to its status as a cherished monument. Discover the allure of the Green Alhambra and prepare to be enchanted.
- Indulge in a sunset aperitif, accompanied by the mesmerising skyline of Granada and the melodic church bells.
- Finish your day with a gastronomic diner, contemporary architecture and an updated take on traditional cuisine inspired by local recipes but with a nod to modern food cultures and meticulous presentation.
Day 3
Spanish Baroque
- Prepare to be dazzled by the Monastery of San Jerónimo, where the interplay of light on Luis Cabello's ornamentation is a sight to behold.
- Experience the chromatic richness of marble at the incredible Cartuja Monastery.
- Taste the epitome of culinary luxury with a bespoke dinner crafted by a world-renowned chef in Spain, where every dish is a masterpiece of flavours and artistry.
