Situated in an area above the Alhambra, it is surrounded by market gardens which are still cultivated using traditional agricultural methods passed down from generation to generation.

The palace – built at various levels to adapt to the land and surrounded by gardens and irrigation channels and irrigation channels – is where the Nasrid sultans went when they wanted to rest.

This visit also allows access to Partal and Alcazaba, including its famous Torre de la Vela from which it is possible to contemplate the wonderful views of the city of Granada and Albayzin neighborhood. You can visit all the spaces included in the itinerary of the public visit with the exception of the Nasrid Palaces.

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