I went this place every night and I would continue to go there if I was still in Granada. Forget the Flamenco dancers, forget buying the cheap souvenirs, forget about spending th enight on some expensive eats. Go to this plaza every night and listen...More

Good people watching and amazing view. Enjoyed the hike up to. Took bus down. Party atmosphere. Snacks and drinks nearby. Local artisan market ok.

This is the square that everyone gathers at when the sun is setting. The reason: a spectacular view of the Alhambra with the play of light on its walls and towers as well as seeing the illuminating lights after dusk. While there are restaurants, not...More

This Plaza is where everyone wants to go to look out at the Alhambra. Lots of people selling goods, henna tattoos, musicians, and the ubiquitous tour groups. Mostly a younger crowd with scent of marijuana abounding. We much preferred the Alhambra views at Sacromonte -...More

Found a nice spot overlooking the alhambra, moments later we were bombarded with tour groups and their loudspeakers. People leaning over us to take selfies. This is a medium size but packed plaza.

This place offers the best views of Alhambra. Do it in the evening. Get to the trace, have a reat and enjoy the sunset and the castle. Get there by foot and experience the Albayzin neighbourhood too. There some flamenco dancers in the street when...More

Touristy but a must. The view of the mountains and Alhambra are too good to pass up. There is also a little cafe. Grab a beer and just stare. You won't regret!

We reached here after quite a ramble up into the Albaicin and the Sacramonte area. Stopping to get a drink, shelter from the sun (it was a heatwave the week we went - 45 degrees Celcius) and take in the view toward the Sierra Nevada.

So we checked it out during the day, beautiful view, and then checked out one of the coolest Mosques in Granada. However, that is about it. Save this for an evening trip, a couple of bars and restaurants at San Nicolas, perfect night with an...More

We climbed al the way through all the little streets with stairs up to the plaza San Nicolas. We were tired and it was hot but it was worth while! We had a spectacular view on the Alhambra and could take beautiful pictures. Also there...More