Alhambra Ticket Prices 2026

 Complete Pricing Guide

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Alhambra ticket prices in 2026 start from €12 for a self-guided night visit (adults). The standard self-guided daytime ticket costs €39 for adults and €18 for children aged 6–11. Children under 5 enter free. Guided tours start from €40 per adult. Night tours start from €12 (self-guided Generalife) or €48 (guided Nasrid Palaces). Private tours start from €200 for up to 2 people.

Planning a visit to the Alhambra in Granada, Spain? Understanding the ticket pricing landscape is the first step — because the Alhambra is not a single admission venue. It’s a complex with multiple ticket types, different price points for adults, children, and seniors, timed entry requirements for the Nasrid Palaces, and separate pricing for daytime versus night visits.

This complete pricing guide covers every ticket type available for the Alhambra in 2026 — from the standard self-guided entry ticket to guided group tours, private tours, night visits, day trips from Seville and Málaga, the Granada City Pass, and combo tours. Use the comparison tables below to find the right option for your budget and travel style.

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Standard Daytime Entry Ticket Prices

The standard Alhambra daytime self-guided ticket costs €39 for adults (12+) and €18 for children aged 6–11. Children under 5 enter free. This ticket includes fast-track access to the Nasrid Palaces (timed slot), Alcazaba Fortress, Generalife Gardens, Partal Palace, Charles V Palace, and the Alhambra Museum, plus a multilingual audio guide in five languages.

Visitor TypeAgePrice
Adult12 years and over€39
Child6–11 years€18
InfantUnder 5 yearsFree

The self-guided ticket is the most popular and most affordable full-access option. It includes the multilingual audio guide app (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish) and lets you explore the entire Alhambra complex at your own pace after your Nasrid Palaces timed slot.

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Guided Tour Prices

Alhambra guided tour prices depend on group size. Tours with up to 30 people start from €40 per adult. Tours with up to 20 people range from €59 to €109 per adult. Tours with up to 15 people cost €65 per adult. All include skip-the-line entry and a 3-hour guided visit to the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba, Generalife, and Charles V Palace.

Group SizeAdult PriceChild Price (3–11)Infant (under 3)
Up to 30 people€40–€89€20–€49Free
Up to 20 people€59–€109€35–€99Free
Up to 15 people€65€35Free

Prices vary based on the date and time selected. For full details on what each group size includes and how to choose, see our complete guide to Alhambra guided tours.

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Night Tour Prices

Alhambra night tour prices start from €12 for the self-guided Generalife Gardens option (adults 16+) and €15 for the Nasrid Palaces option. Youth tickets (12–15) cost €9 and €11 respectively. Children under 12 enter free. Guided night tours of the Nasrid Palaces start from €48 per adult. Private guided night tours start from €200 for up to 2 people.

Self-Guided Night Ticket Prices

OptionAdult (16+)Youth (12–15)Under 12
Generalife Gardens & Palace€12€9Free
Nasrid Palaces & Charles V Palace€15€11Free

Guided Night Tour Prices

OptionAdult (12+)Child (2–11)Infant (under 2)
Shared Group Tour€48€20€5
Private (up to 2 people)€200 total
Private (up to 5 people)€350 total

For timings, what’s included, and tips for the night visit, see our full guide to the Alhambra night tour.

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Private Tour Prices

Visitor TypePrice
Adult (12+ years)From €200 (for a group of up to 2 people)
Child (3–11 years)Included in group price
Infant (under 3 years)Free

Private Alhambra tours include a dedicated expert guide exclusively for your group, flexible start times (9 am, 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm), and skip-the-line entry to all major areas. Guide languages: English, French, German, and Spanish. For full details, see our guide to the Alhambra private tour.

Day Trip Ticket Prices

Alhambra from Málaga

What’s IncludedAdult Price
Bus transfer (Málaga–Granada–Málaga) + Alhambra guided tourFrom €95

Full details: Alhambra tour from Málaga

Alhambra from Seville

What’s IncludedAdult Price
Bus transfer (Seville–Granada–Seville) + Alhambra & Albaicín guided tourFrom €115

Full details: Alhambra tour from Seville

Granada City Pass Price

Pass TypePriceIncludes
Granada City Pass (1 or 2 days)From €26Alhambra entry + Hop-on Hop-off train + optional Flamenco show

The Granada City Pass is the most cost-effective option if you plan to visit multiple Granada attractions. Full details: Granada City Pass guide.

All Alhambra Ticket Prices at a Glance

Ticket TypeAdult PriceChild PriceBest For
Self-Guided Day Ticket€39€18 (age 6–11)Independent explorers
Guided Group Tour (30 pax)From €40From €20 (age 3–11)First-timers & history lovers
Guided Group Tour (20 pax)From €59From €35 (age 3–11)Smaller groups
Guided Group Tour (15 pax)€65€35 (age 3–11)Intimate experience
Night Tour — Generalife (self-guided)€12€9 (age 12–15)Garden lovers & romantics
Night Tour — Nasrid Palaces (self-guided)€15€11 (age 12–15)Architecture enthusiasts
Night Tour — Nasrid Palaces (guided)€48€20 (age 2–11)Night tour with expert commentary
Private TourFrom €200 (group of 2)IncludedFamilies & VIP experience
Day Trip from MálagaFrom €95VariesCosta del Sol visitors
Day Trip from SevilleFrom €115VariesAndalusia travellers
Granada City PassFrom €26VariesMulti-attraction visitors

Are There Free or Discounted Alhambra Tickets?

Children under 5 (self-guided) and under 3 (guided tours) enter the Alhambra free. There are no general senior discounts, student discounts, or EU citizen discounts for the Alhambra. However, the free areas of the Alhambra — including the Gate of Justice, Charles V Palace museums, and the Alhambra Forest — are open to all visitors without any ticket.

Unlike many European heritage sites, the Alhambra does not offer general discounts for seniors, students, or EU citizens. The only free entry is for infants. However, large areas of the Alhambra complex are free to visit without any ticket at all. See our full guide to free areas inside the Alhambra for everything you can see without paying — including the Gate of Justice, the Museum of the Alhambra, and the Alhambra Forest.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to get into the Alhambra?

The standard self-guided Alhambra entry ticket costs €39 for adults and €18 for children aged 6–11. Children under 5 enter free. If you want a guided tour, prices start from €40 per adult depending on group size. Night visit tickets are cheaper, starting from €12 for the self-guided Generalife option.

Is there a senior discount for the Alhambra?

No. The Alhambra does not offer a general senior citizen discount. The only reduced rates are for children aged 6–11 (self-guided) or 3–11 (guided tours), and infants who enter free. There are no student, EU citizen, or disability discounts for the main paid areas.

Do prices change by season?

The base ticket price for the self-guided entry ticket (€39 for adults) remains fixed regardless of season. However, guided tour prices vary depending on the date and time slot selected — expect to pay toward the higher end of the price range during summer (June–August), Easter Week, and Spanish public holidays.

Where can I buy Alhambra tickets?

All Alhambra tickets must be purchased online — there are no on-site ticket counters. You can book through the official Patronato de la Alhambra website or through authorised operators such as Tiqets, GetYourGuide, and Viator. Booking at least 2–3 weeks in advance is strongly recommended.

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