Alhambra, Granda, Spain
Nov 1st, 2006, 01:29 PM
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Alhambra, Granda, Spain
anyone been to the Alhambra with a tour guide? The private ones are too expensive, but I thought maybe a group one would be beneficial. Any thoughts? There are 4 of us (adults) going in July, 07.
Nov 1st, 2006, 01:46 PM
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Please remember that basically, a lot of the rooms at the Alhambra are empty. Lots of architectural detail.
The Generalife gardens are more or less self-explanatory IMO.
I would not use a walking/talking guide UNLESS you want to hear a lot of history 9which can certainly be a good thing) but it isn't like going into a place like Versailles or into a cathedral where there are a lot of different decorations and furhishings to be made note of.
The Generalife gardens are more or less self-explanatory IMO.
I would not use a walking/talking guide UNLESS you want to hear a lot of history 9which can certainly be a good thing) but it isn't like going into a place like Versailles or into a cathedral where there are a lot of different decorations and furhishings to be made note of.
Nov 1st, 2006, 02:12 PM
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People usually gets group visits when it is difficult to buy individual tickets (to say, a festivity in Spain, weekends or a last minute trip) because the travel agencies that do the group tours have always tickets for their trips 
Nov 2nd, 2006, 05:13 AM
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I'd advise a good guide book, plus going twice - once at night, once in the day. Don't forget to pre-book your visit, via the alhambra web-site, well in advance especially as you're going in July. [very early in the morning would be good, given how hot it will get later on]!
good luck!
good luck!
