Granada · AUDIO TOURS
5 reviewed
Short on time? Here is the shortlist: the 5 audio-guided tours worth your money, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Skip-the-line Alhambra entry with a GPS audio guide. See Nasrid Palaces, Generalife, and Alcazaba, then explore Granada on your time.
“The location of the tickets and guide information is convoluted to say the least. We went to the location given, but were then directed back to where we went in to a different desk within the souvenir shop. Once sorted out the rest of the day went very well”
See Granada’s Baroque Basilica of San Juan de Dios with an audio guide and VR add-on, plus tips for tackling all that gold detail.
“The Basilica is over the top ornate. Every where you turn there is a painting, statuary or gold embellishment to see. Don’t miss the opportunity to light up the back altar area (1€ extra) to enhance your enjoyment and photos.”
Self-guided Alhambra audio ticket from Play Granada with Alcazaba, Generalife and Carlos V. Phone-signal tips included.
“Book direct with the Alhambra 22 euros covers everything. Paid 37 euros for what was free anyway. Thankfully didn’t take up offer of 47 euros to get into palace. Check out the official website.”
Explore Sacromonte Abbey in Granada with skip-the-line entry, an audio guide, sacred caves, cloisters, and views from Mount Valparaíso.
“Vooral de grotten waren mooi, goede audiotour, jammer dat het niet in het nederlands beschikbaar is. Goed opletten op de openingstijden! Anders dan op de website vermeld was het al om 13u gesloten. Pas later op de middag weer open (ik geloof pas 15.30u). Jammer als je rekent op andere tijden. (En, minor detail....het welkom kon echt beter, het mag vriendelijker en niet even opkijken van je mobiel als er een vraag wordt gesteld)”
Timed Alhambra and Generalife entry with an English audio guide, covering Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba fortifications, and gardens.
“Audioguide is on mobile w/o any map in the buildings The descriptions were too lengthy and it was difficult to know which description corresponds to which room”
