Granada is so beautiful to photograph! (Including one-day tour guide)

Recommended one-day tour itinerary for Granada: morning: Breakfast - Enjoy a traditional breakfast in the center of Granada: churros with hot chocolate! Budget: 5-10 Euros. Alhambra - Explore this stunning palace and fortress complex and learn about Granada's Moorish history. Budget: Tickets are around 14 to 18 Euros and are recommended to be booked in advance. If you can't make an appointment, you can only buy a pass at a high price. We bought a two-day pass for 55 euros per person. Distance: A short bus ride or walk from the city center. Lunch - We had lunch at the "La Cueva de 1900 / Ayuntamiento" restaurant near the Alhambra Palace and tasted local specialties. Seafood risotto and grilled beef ribs with sauce, paired with sangria and a complimentary ham platter, great value for money and large portions! But the Spanish seafood risotto is really half-cooked rice and the rice is not very tasty Budget: 20-30 Euros. Afternoon: Albayzín - Visit Granada's old Moorish quarter and soak up the history. What to do: Explore the narrow, winding streets, visit key sites like the Mirror of St. Nicholas, and enjoy stunning views of the Alhambra. Mirador de San Nicolás - From here you can overlook the Alhambra. When the sun sets and the afterglow in the corner bathes the entire city, standing on the Mirador de San Nicolás and admiring the beautiful scenery is like being in a famous painting, which is refreshing. Other suggestions: If time permits, you may also consider visiting Granada Cathedral and the Royal Chapel. The pass gives you free entry to many attractions and free public transportation, allowing you to experience Granada's historical charm and architectural beauty. Please note that tickets to the Alhambra are very popular and advance booking is recommended. Hopefully this itinerary will help you fully experience the culture, history and gastronomy of Granada while enjoying spectacular sunset views from the Mirador de San Nicolas and the Mirador de San Miguel Alto.