AlbaicĂn is a town within the city, a timeless neighborhood. Convoluted streets full of cisterns, Arab houses, and crimes that open into tiny squares and viewpoints, it has always been immersed in itself within Granada, perhaps due to the solid Muslim influence it has acquired since its origins.
The most famous of the viewpoints is the Mirador de San NicolĂĄs, not only for having one of the most fascinating views in the world but also because you can see the intersection of cultures in the history of the city and meet icons that continue to speak of religion.
The Church of San NicolĂĄs, behind the one who contemplates the Alhambra. Next to the Mirador, is the Greater Mosque of Granada. You will not miss any detail of such a wonderful city and its monuments declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Walking through the narrow cobbled streets with the help of a private guide in AlbaicĂn and Sacromonte is the best experience you can enjoy since a guided tour of this type allows you to discover the attractive characteristics of the city in a magnificent way, not only simply that of an official guide but of a person who lives and feels the magic and sensations of the city.
