Trip to the Alhambra from Seville

Description of the visit

We drive to Granada following the route he did in the s XIX the American writer Washington Irving, past towns and cities mentioned in his book Tales of the Alhambra, as Alcala de Guadaira, El Arahal, Osuna, or Santa Fe, crossing olive groves, cereal and fruit and, above all, the mountains and valleys where the writer used to imagine bandits and smugglers from Andalusian mountainous regions in his romantic vision of Spain.

We arrived at Granada where we visited the Alhambra and within it, the Alcazaba or military compound, Nazari Palaces, residence of the Sultans of Granada, with its famous patios, like the Lions or the Lions, the medina and the Palace Charles V, then go to the Generalife, where we visited the house a recreation of the sultans and the wonderful gardens around.

After the visit, the coach takes us to the historic center of Granada, free time for lunch and back to Seville.