Plaza Aliatar, Granada, Guide du visiteur et quoi faire à proximité

Plaza Aliatar is a small square in the Albaicín, the old hillside quarter of Granada, Spain. It sits among the steep, narrow lanes that make this neighbourhood one of the most atmospheric places to walk in the city, and it works well as a pause between the sights around it.

Tips for your visit

• Plan on a short stop of around ten to fifteen minutes, longer if you want to rest or take photos on the way through the Albaicín.
• Wear comfortable shoes, because the streets here are cobbled, narrow and often steep.
• Morning or late afternoon is usually the most pleasant time to wander the quarter, when it is cooler and the light is softer.
• It is a public square in the street, so there is no entry to plan for; if you want to visit a nearby church or museum, check current opening hours first.

Explore it on a quest

The best way to get to know this corner of Granada is to walk it with a purpose. Questo's self-guided quests lead you from place to place on foot, tell you about each stop as you arrive and set a puzzle in what is in front of you. Browse the quests in Granada to find a route through the Albaicín and start whenever you like, with no guide and no group to join.