What you buy
The listing names an Alhambra ticket and an audio guide in English. The version without the palaces covers the Alcazaba, the Generalife and the Palace of Charles V, for about two hours. The version with the palaces adds the Mexuar, Comares and the Court of the Lions, for about four hours.
How you collect the audio guide
On the day you exchange your ticket at an office in Granada, on Paseo de la Sabica, where the audio guide is handed out too. The listing asks you to arrive 30 minutes early and leave a deposit that is refunded when you return the device. If you prefer, the audio guide is also available in digital format through an app, with a QR code.
Entry time and route order
The time you pick when booking is the start of the visit, not necessarily your entry time to the Nasrid Palaces. Depending on availability, the palaces can come at the start or at the end of the route. The Patronato controls entry to the palaces in half-hour slots.
Audio guide or guide
An audio guide lets you go at your own pace. If you prefer a guide who answers questions, there are guided tours, with a different ticket and price.
Frequently asked questions
What language is the audio guide in?
English, according to the listing for this market.
Does it include the Nasrid Palaces?
It depends on the version: when you book you choose between a ticket without the palaces and a ticket with them.
What ID do I need to bring?
The Patronato requires your original ID document and may ask for it at the entrance. Keep it with you throughout the visit.
Alhambra Trust · Frequently asked questions