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Enjoy a night tour of Spain’s most popular monument - Alhambra Palace. Visit the beautiful Generalife Gardens, Nasrid Palaces, and Charles V Palace in a unique moonlit ambiance with water murmur as background noise. Make the most of your visit and explore this 13th-century UNESCO World Heritage site with your Alhambra Night Ticket!

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I’m so glad I stumbled upon this Alhambra night ticket! Nothing can compare to how magical this visit was! It’s like all the details in the architecture came to life. Seeing Generalife, the gardens, and exploring the huge corridors and courtyards and king Charles's Palace was so special in the moonlight. It was so good that I want to visit again!

Deborah
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My wife and I really wanted to visit Alhambra at night. It was an all-around beautiful experience. Very peaceful. We especially enjoyed walking through the Court of the Myrtles and seeing how its huge pool was illuminated during the night. Can’t recommend this enough!

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Alhambra Night Ticket

DISCOVER THE ALHAMBRA PALACE

Since it used to be a fortress, Alhambra was built in a location that has the best view of Granada so be sure to bring your camera and snap photos of the city skyline as its lights sparkle in the night. Built during the 13th century, the Palace is filled with impressive courtyards you’ll get to explore, such as the Court of the Lions, featuring one of the most recognizable symbols of the Palace - a fountain supported by 12 lions, symbolizing the importance of water in the Alhambra Palace. You will also see the Palace of Charles V, a 16th-century building featuring a huge circular patio in the middle. The Palace of Charles V is considered the most important Spanish Renaissance building.

WALK THROUGH THE NASRID PALACES

Explore the three main areas that form the Nasrid Palaces complex. First, you’ll see the Mexuar, which served as a place to administer justice and was an entrance wing to the Comares Palace, the second main area of the Nasrid Palaces, and the area where the king resided. Finally, you’ll see the Palace of Lions, which was a completely private area of the palace where the Harem was located. Take in the peace and quiet of the night as your walk leads you to the magnificent Court of the Myrtles, which features a large marble pool in the middle.

VISIT GENERALIFE GARDENS

Used as a summer residence for the kings, Generalife Gardens are a real oasis of peace and serenity, which is only even more obvious during the night. Explore its beautiful terraced gardens, fountains, the Promenade of the Cypress Trees, and the Promenade of Walnut Trees. Also, be on the lookout for ancient irrigation systems that supplied the water for the whole Alhambra complex.

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The last buses from the Alhambra - the C30 and C32 - depart at 11pm. Make sure you finish your visit on time to catch those buses, or be prepared to catch a taxi to head back. There will be plenty of cabs at the taxi stand at the main exit. They take both cards and cash, so don’t worry about having money on you.
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Did you know that the Alhambra Palace got its name because of the color of its walls?

Even though Alhambra Palace walls are white today, the palace used to be covered in red clay rich with iron oxide. This material was originally used to construct the Palace, and it is the reason why it was named Alhambra. The name Alhambra comes from the Arabic term “qa'lat al-Hamra” which means “The Red Castle”.

The color red is very significant in Muslim traditions, as it symbolizes good fortune, so there is an alternative theory that the palace got its name because of that.

Historical travellers noted that the Alhambra’s walls seemed to change colour throughout the day – glowing red in the morning, golden at midday, and soft pink at sunset. This shifting effect made the palace feel almost alive.

Many visitors choose an Alhambra Night Ticket to see the palace in a completely different light. For the full experience, start earlier with an Alhambra Guided Tour, or even an Alhambra Private Tour for more in-depth stories and hidden details.

GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • If you’re buying tickets for children 3-11 years old, they must be booked at the time of purchase and managed along with the rest of the adult tickets. For children under 3 years old, the tickets will be provided at the ticket office at the entrance of the monument.
  • The maximum size of a backpack you can bring is 40x40cm.
  • Baby buggies are not allowed in the Nasrid Palaces or the Generalife Gardens. You can leave them at a designated area in the complex.
  • Children under 8 should hold hands with their parents or guardians for safety reasons.
  • Before your night visit to the Alhambra, check our tips in Visiting the Alhambra to make the most of your experience.

Meeting Point

Your visit to the Gardens and Generalife starts at the Alhambra Ticket Office at P.º de la Sabica, 1f Centro.

To visit Nasrid Palaces and the Charles V Palace, come to C. Real de la Alhambra, s/n Centro.

PRO TIP

For a spectacular sunset photo of the Alhambra, head to the Mirador de San Nicolás before your night visit. This square offers a direct, unobstructed view of the complex, providing the perfect backdrop for dramatic and breathtaking pictures.

Make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before sunset! This is a very popular spot and it gets incredibly crowded. Getting there early ensures you can snag the absolute best spot along the wall for an uninterrupted view of the Alhambra.
View from the San Nicolás viewpoint
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FAQ – Alhambra Night Ticket

Is food allowed in Alhambra?

Food is allowed but you can eat only in designated areas. You can bring your own food and drink but there are also vending machines in a few locations within the complex to buy snacks and drinks. The vending machines are located in the complex car park, entrance pavilion, and the pavilion of services next to the Puerta del Vino.

Can I take photos inside the Alhambra Palace?

You can take photos; however, you cannot use the flash. Also, selfie sticks and camera tripods are not allowed inside the Nasrid Palaces and closed areas.

Does Alhambra Palace light up at night?

The Alhambra Palace is lit up during the night; however, depending on the time of the year, the lights turn off at some point in the night. You don’t have to worry, though. During your night visit, the Palace will be lit so that you can comfortably explore it.

Is the Alhambra Palace wheelchair accessible?

Yes, most parts of the palace have wheelchair access and ramps to make the visit as comfortable as possible for wheelchair users. The Palace also has a map of all the accessible areas for a completely smooth experience.

Are there toilets and baby-changing facilities in the Alhambra Palace?

Yes, toilets can be found at multiple locations within the Palace. There are toilets outside the complex, next to the ticket office inside the Palace in Generalife and in the Nasrid Palaces. Baby-changing facilities are located in the building next to the Puerta del Vino and at Generalife.

What’s the best way to visit the Alhambra from other cities?

The easiest and most convenient way is by joining one of our organized Alhambra tours. Popular options include the Malaga to Alhambra Day Trip, the Alhambra Palace Tour from Seville, and day trips from several coastal towns with the Costa del Sol to Alhambra Tour. These tours include transport, tickets, and a guided experience, so you can just relax and enjoy the visit. If you're arriving on your own by car, the Alhambra is easy to reach and has parking available nearby. Just make sure to book your Alhambra tickets in advance or choose one of our Alhambra tours. A great option is the Guided Tour of Alhambra and Nasrid Palace, which already includes your ticket and gives you a deeper look into the most iconic parts of the complex.

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