Historical introduction to Granada, its medieval past, and the coexistence of Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities.

Stop at the monument dedicated to the Jewish scholar and translator, focusing on the intellectual legacy of the Jewish community in Al-Andalus.

Overview of this historic building and its role in the evolution of the former Jewish Quarter.

Visit to the area where a former synagogue once stood, explaining the changes following the Christian conquest.

Stop at Campo del Príncipe, one of the main squares of the former Jewish Quarter, historically connected to daily life and social activity in the Realejo district. The guide will explain the significance of this area within medieval Granada and its role after the Christian conquest. Here, you will also learn about Saint Cecilio, the patron saint of Granada, and the religious traditions and legends associated with him.

Walk uphill to this defensive structure, with historical context and panoramic views.

Insight into traditional public washing places and everyday life in the past.

Leisurely walk through a natural setting connecting the city with the Alhambra surroundings.

Final stop offering scenic views and a reflective conclusion to the tour.