The Albaicín is the oldest and most charismatic quarter of the city of Granada, and is located on a hill opposite the Alhambra.

It was designed when Granada was ruled by the Arabs, who created a narrow cobblestoned maze of streets in the area, interspersed with small squares. The flower-bedecked balconies, stunning views of the Alhambra and the splashing of waters of the fountains create a romantic and enchanted atmosphere.

What lies behind the white walls of this neighborhood, however, remains a mystery to many. You are invited to come along and solve this mystery on a 2.5-hour guided visit to the Islamic monuments of the Albaicin.