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1 year ago
Terrible customer service. Expensive. Faulty and old audio equipment. False advertising. Save money and go directly to ticket office. Do not use 3rd party. read more
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We did two tours with Cicerone tours, and both were wonderful. The first is the "Essential Must Do…read moreof Granada," and the second is the "Evening Albaicin and Sacromente Tour." I highly recommend both. You cannot choose your tour guide, but if you were able to, I would highly recommend Senne. Don't be fooled by Senne's young appearance. This young man can recite the history of Granada and answer all kinds of difficult questions. What I really appreciated about Senne is how he is able to connect all of the stories together and give you a comprehensive view of all of the tours you may have taken even outside Granada. Going back to the tours, the Essential Must Do tour gives you an overall glimpse of all important areas in Granada so that you know where to go deeper on your own. As for the evening tour, you get a beautiful view of the nighttime view of Alhambra as well as see the interesting "cave" house of the Gypsies.
We did a tour of the Alhambra and Generalife with Lucia and it was incredible!! Her knowledge and…read moreexpertise made the entire tour so riveting and fun...we didn't want it to end. I really liked the fact that she allowed my partner Jerry to discuss his passion for plants and landscaping with her....walking through the gardens of the generalife was amazing and she was great in discussing all types of plants and garden styles with Jerry. I recommend cicerone and Lucia to anyone who wants to tour an amazing city and learn while having a fantastic time! You won't regret it!
Alhambra from Paseo de los Tristes
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Miriam has an innate ability to bring history to life so you can experience your visit with new…read moreperspectives! She can teach, educate and inspire you as you walk through the structural elements, learn the meaning behind the words forever engraved on the walls and navigate the expansive nature of both The Alhambra and Granda! You will not be disappointed!
Miriam took our group of friends around Granada in the afternoon and the next day she walked us…read morethrough the Alhambra. She is very knowledgeable and pleasant. She took very good care of us.
Patio de los Leones, inside the Alhambra Palaces.
Miriam Tourist Guide
The Alhambra from the Generalife garden.
Free walking tour? Yes please! We went on the Sacromonte and Caves walking tour, which wasn't…read morehistorical (we knew this before going as they wrote it on their website) and was more for a hike and viewpoints, and it was really fun. The group was about 8 people, and the guide spoke English. We basically hiked up to the highest point of Granada, and the view was spectacular! We stopped at different points on the way for explanations of things, and in general, it was a great tour! I was glad that they had this tour, because we would have gotten lost if we tried to do this on our own. Definitely recommend.
We used them to buy last-minute tickets for Alhambra but after paying an exhorbitant amount for 2…read moretickets. we showed up in the morning for the tour and found no local guide there to meet us. We called the phone number listed on their ticket voucher and were told that they were unable to get tickets for us for that day. they are very unreliable, I am guessing they tried to get last minutes tickets through official Alhambra website and charge you a huge markup for a private tour. hoping they will refund our money.
Great guides that show you the history of Cordoba from a different point of view. They have a Free…read moreTour route very interesting.
This was our third "free" walking tour that we participated in during our first eight days in the…read moreSouth of Spain. Alejandro did a great job with this tour that lasted a bit under two hours and with a large group of around 20 or so people. He was very animated and he knew how to tell good stories. He was funny, energetic and his English was very good. We learned much about Malaga and its history, buildings and people. Alejandro was a great tour guide and a great ambassador to the city. He earned a good tip!
I have done three walking tours with them. Those were 'free' - you don't have to pay till the end…read moreof the tour, where you decide how much the tour is worth for you. That seems to be an amazing system - as guides were truly amazing! Very engaging, excellent sense of humour, and this way time flies - you don't notice how tour comes to an end;( In addition to historical facts, the guides give you advices as locals - e.g. when museum are free of charge, which beaches are the best and how to get there, as well as places that are great for food (and I have to say they were not wrong- food was amazing and cheap indeed). Definitely give them a go when in Malaga!
Our friends recently visted Granada and loved their trip. They mentioned a need spend a few days…read morewalking or rent a scooter to see everything. As we came to the bus station, we saw an information booth that sold Segway tours and my wife was sold! We were not disappointed. The tour was about 1.5 hours long, with about 30 minutes for setup, etc. Our guide Loretta was wonderful. She was fun and cheerful as she showed us around, stopping occasionally to help us or explain certain things. The tour was wonderful and I would love to give them 5 stars, however, they sent us to a flamenco show which was extremely poor. In Granada, many companies that work in the tourism industry sell vouchers to their attractions at a steep discount to other attractions for resale. Here, Play Segway sold us a deal to the flamenco show which I highly recommend you avoid. Since the Play Segway does make a cut, I did e-mail them to let them know of my issues, but didn't hear back. In any event, they should vet companies more. See my review for Venta El Gallo-- the show was decent, but the service was horrible. Visited November 2012
不幸的是,我们预订的那一天是预测降雨。…read more 幸运的是,Granada Electric Bike 电动自行车提供了很好的服务。 (1)帮助我们的Javier 是有趣,英语讲得很好。 (2)Javier 和老板愿意更改日期。这样我们就可以在一个阳光灿烂的日子离去出席.....甚至不会有额外的罚款。 (3)Javier 也给了我们很多很好的建议,包括小吃最好的地方,最好的观光和观点。 Granada Electric Bike 电动自行车是一个很有趣的选择游览城市! As ultra-organized planners, we booked ahead. Unfortunately, the weather decided to turn on us the day we were scheduled to cycle Granada. This is where Granada Electric Bike's exceptional service outshines others. (1) Javier (funny and friendly assistant) guy at the counter was willing to help us check the weather......then offered for us to change dates for a sunnier day.....at no additional cost. (2) the training of how to use the bikes and segway (which is bookable via tour) was both fun and informative. (3) Javier gave us some terrific recommendations on tapas places and where to cycle for sight-seeing. All around a very pleasant experience!
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I had two difficult cases that I used their arranged taxi services and both went very well. I had a…read moremid night flight to Malaga and an early morning flight from Malaga and my hotel is in Granada. The drivers were waiting for me and were polite and professional. The cost was 138 and a Granada taxi company quoted 170. I got confirmation in email and phone in 1-2 hours. Very satisfied.
I used this service upon arriving and departure at the Granada Train Station. Both times Rafael,…read moreour driver, was punctual and was waiting for us. He carried out bags portal to portal. Offered us water both times. Finally for a black car service he was exceptionally reasonable. If your in Granada and don't want to mingle with masses, try Sun Travel for a affordable black car with impecable service.
Arriving into Grenada via the Alsa bus was the most direct from Malaga airport. We also used the…read morebus as our backup to get to Cordoba after all the high speed trains were cancelled. Arrival and departures took place on the lower level along with a restaurant, lottery ticket booth and relatively clean bathrooms. Taxis and uber rides were caught outside the upper level. Ticket counters were here as well and always had long lines. Booking online was so much better and if you created a with ALSA they also provided a discount on the fares. Buses pulled in and out of the bays on the lower level and the schedule board was handy to figure out which one had our departing bus. Arrival from Malaga airport was ahead of schedule but our bus to Cordoba was delayed by half an hour. Unfortunately the schedule board dropped the destination once the original departure has passed even if delayed. Overall convenient and inexpensive option for heading to other parts of Andalusia and Spain.
We arrived at this station, about 15 min from the historic center to get our bus to Malaga. The…read morestation has two levels, where the bus platforms are in the lower level. There is signage about arrival and departure information all over the station. We took ALSA for our trip. ALSA stands for Automóviles Luarca, S.A. and it operates bus and coach services in Spain and other countries across Europe, including Andorra, Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Malta, Cyprus, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Switzerland and Ukraine. It also has operations in Morocco. The bus was on time, it was clean and it was air conditioned.
The train station is organized, it was easy to find our gate and we got to grab a beer and a bite…read moreto eat at Enrique tomas a nice restaurant at the terminal with great service. The train station is small but it has everything you need. Once in the train service was also attentive.
Estación Granada is a convenient train station that made our travel easy. It features a small…read moredining area that offers a variety of options. The nearby rental car drop-off area is convenient for leaving the rental, making it easy to walk into the station and drop off the keys in the provided mailboxes. Have your ticket ready after the security check, as there will be staff outside verifying passes. Oh and you may want to have some sort of fan or cooling towel because the train itself on the way back to Madrid did not have AC! Thank God I had my portable fan with me.
We joined the guided tour of the Alhambra, and it was truly one of the best experiences I've had in…read moreSpain so far. The Alhambra itself is breathtaking--full of history, beauty, and wonder--but what made the visit unforgettable was our guide, Mrs. Carmen. She was simply outstanding! Carmen is fun, engaging, and incredibly knowledgeable, speaking fluent Spanish and Arabic, and sharing insights with the passion of a true historian. Thanks to her, the whole visit came alive. If you plan to visit the Alhambra, I highly recommend booking your tour with Carmen. You won't regret it--and you'll remember the experience for a lifetime.
Aeropuerto Federico Granada, Granada, Spain…read more Traveling out of Granada Airport this was smooth and uncomplicated. Security and baggage check-in personnel were friendly and courteous. Not looking forward to a day flying however off to a good start.
Great little airport. Flew in here for the first time a few days ago. Loved it. Small, but clean…read more Easy to navigate. Taxis right outside. Will be back for sure.
This is my most favorite tour of our entire vacation in Spain!! Violettti is the most…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, professional, and all around great representative for the small boutique olive oil industry. She picks you up,takes you to a wonderful picturesque village.....takes you on a tour which covers grown trees loaded with olives, then a museum and explains the history of olive oil in Spain. Then we had a tasting of 5 oils, 5 different wines, and bread, cheese, and hams all from the nearby villages. If you are going to Granada do this tour......my second most favorite thing was visiting the Alhambra.
Don't hesitate...just book it now!!! What a fabulous tour…read morefilled with yummy olive oil tastings(wine pairings) and lots of information. You won't be disappointed. Our group included people (younger) from all parts of the globe (small group ..which I like best) and lots of laughter and a fabulous guide. Just do it! It's worth every moment!