The Albaicín began as a village in the 11th century and has since become a district of Granada. Albaicín and Sacromonte, known as the birthplaces of flamenco, are two interconnected parts of the city. Occupying hilltop locations, these regions are characterized by their narrow, maze-like lanes, cobblestone pavements, and primarily white residences. Take the time to delve into their mysteries and bask in their unique ambiance, as this journey promises to be a revelation. Experience the Alhambra like never before and capture the stunning panorama of the palace from San Nicolás viewpoint.