Electric Bike Tour through Albaicín and Sacromonte

The Albaicín and the Sacromonte are the two oldest neighborhoods in Granada and also the steepest. The electric bike solves the elevation problem and makes it possible to explore in depth a territory that on foot forces you to choose between depth and exhaustion. Our tour combines the two neighborhoods declared World Heritage Sites into a single route with an expert guide, without giving up any of the relevant stops.

Our route starts in the center of Granada and climbs along Carrera del Darro, one of the most photographed urban walks in Andalusia, with the river and the wall of the Alhambra as constant companions. From Cuesta del Chapiz the route enters the Sacromonte, the neighborhood of caves and Gypsy flamenco, ascending to the Abadía del Sacromonte with open views of the Nasrid complex. The descent leads to the heart of the Albaicín, where the route regains a leisurely pace among the Palacio de Dar-al-Horra, the Aljibe del Rey and the Arco de Elvira before reaching the Mirador de San Nicolás and the Mirador de la Lona, the two points from which the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada are shown in their full scale.

What you will see

1. Carrera del Darro: A walk along the river with the wall of the Alhambra overhead, one of the most unique views of the Nasrid complex.
2. Sacromonte y Abadía: Neighborhood of caves and Gypsy flamenco, with a climb to the Abadía del Sacromonte and panoramic views over the Granada plain.
3. Nasrid Albaicín: World Heritage Site with stops at the Palacio de Dar-al-Horra, the Aljibe del Rey and the Arco de Elvira.
4. Strategic viewpoints: San Nicolás, the Mirador de la Lona and San Miguel Bajo, the three points from which the Alhambra can be seen in full perspective.
5. E-bike for the hills: Electric assistance makes it possible to climb the slopes of Albaicín and Sacromonte effortlessly, keeping your attention on the surroundings.

Practical information

1. Meeting point: Cuesta de Gomérez, 40, 18009 Granada.
2. Access: The customer arrives at the meeting point on their own.
3. Footwear: Closed sports shoes are recommended for pedaling through cobblestone streets.
4. Flexible itinerary: The order of the visits may vary depending on the group and the day's conditions.