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Granada’s hammams carry forward the water traditions of Al-Andalus with warm stone, candlelight and pools that move from warm to hot to cold. These are intimate, quiet spaces designed for deep relaxation, not large modern spas. Sessions are timed to keep the atmosphere calm, and you always move at your own pace through steam rooms, thermal pools and tea lounges.
If you want to balance the steep lanes of Albaicín, the climbs around Sacromonte and long hours inside the Alhambra with real rest, Granada’s hammams offer the perfect reset. You can choose a simple ritual that focuses on the water circuit or extend your visit with exfoliation and massages. Our three experiences at Hammam Al Ándalus cover everything from short relaxing massages to full renewal rituals.
You arrive 10 to 15 minutes before your session, check in at reception and get your locker key. Staff explain the hammam circuit, what is included in your ritual and how long you can stay inside. Phones go into the locker. From here on, everything is quieter and slower.
Inside the**** Hammams in Granada, you move between seven pools with different temperatures. Warm pools ease you in, hot pools relax your muscles and a cooler pool wakes up your circulation. You decide the order and pace while your body adjusts to the rhythm.
A Turkish bath and hot stone area help you open your pores and loosen stiff legs and shoulders. A few minutes in the steam room with eucalyptus-scented air prepares your body for the next round of hot and cold water.
If your ritual includes a massage or scrub, a therapist calls you from the relaxation room. The Hammam Ritual 30 pairs a kessa glove exfoliation with a massage, while Medina Ritual 15 and 45 focus on essential oil massages that ease tension from walking and traveling.
Between pools and treatments you rest in a candlelit lounge, sip oriental-style tea and let your heart rate come down. At the end, you shower, get dressed and step back into Granada feeling lighter, calmer and warmer than when you entered.
| Experience | What it includes | Session duration | Best for | Why choose this |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hammam Ritual 15 | Traditional hammam circuit with seven pools, Turkish bath, hot stone area and a quiet tea lounge. Includes a 15 minute craniofacial or foot massage to ease post-sightseeing tension. | 90 minutes in total | First time hammam visitors, short city breaks, anyone who wants a complete but compact ritual that fits easily between tours. | A gentle introduction to Granada hammams. You get the full water circuit and a short massage without committing to a long treatment or a higher price. |
| Hammam Ritual 30 | Access to seven pools, Turkish bath, hot stone area and a relaxation lounge. Includes a 15 minute kessa exfoliation with natural soap plus a 15 minute essential oil massage for softer, refreshed skin. | 90 minutes in total | Travelers who want the classic hammam scrub, guests who like ritual and detail, visitors who have walked a lot and want their skin to feel fresh again. | This is the most traditional of the three options. You soak, scrub and then receive a massage, which makes it feel like a complete Andalusian hammam experience from start to finish. |
| Hammam Ritual 45 | Seven pools at different temperatures, Turkish bath, hot stone area and a tea lounge, paired with a long 45 minute essential oil massage for deep back, leg, neck and shoulder relaxation. | 105 minutes in total | Couples, visitors with very tired muscles, anyone turning their Granada hammam into a main event rather than a quick stop. | The slowest and most indulgent ritual. You settle into the baths, then sink into a long, steady massage that leaves you ready to sleep or wander through Granada in a calmer state. |
You can see the Alhambra from every angle, but your body feels it the most. After climbing towers and walking courtyards, Granada hammams give you a way to reset. A 90 to 105 minute ritual in warm stone rooms, with scented steam and quiet water, is often the most memorable booking of the trip.
Granada hammam tickets give you timed access to an Andalusian-style thermal circuit, featuring hot, warm, and cold pools, a eucalyptus steam room, and a quiet relaxation lounge with mint tea. Depending on the ticket you choose, your Granada hammam experience may also include a 15-minute massage, a 30-minute massage, or a combined exfoliation and massage ritual. Towels, lockers, showers, and changing rooms are included with every session.
A standard Granada hammam session at Palacio Nazarí lasts around 90 minutes for the water circuit. If your ticket includes a massage or exfoliation, the treatment takes place within the same timed session. Longer treatments cannot be added on-site, so it’s important to choose the right ritual duration when booking your Granada hammam ticket.
Yes. Granada hammams operate with limited daily capacity. Evening sessions, weekends, and post-Alhambra time slots sell out quickly. Booking your Granada hammam tickets a few days in advance is strongly recommended, especially if you want a massage or scrub included.
For your Granada hammam visit, you only need to bring a swimsuit. Towels, lockers, showers, and basic toiletries are provided. Flip-flops are optional but useful for moving between areas. Phones and cameras are not allowed inside the hammam to preserve the quiet, relaxed atmosphere.
Yes. Granada hammam sessions are mixed-gender, with all guests wearing swimsuits at all times. Changing rooms are separated by gender, while the pool and steam areas are shared in accordance with Andalusian hammam traditions.
Granada hammams typically have a minimum age requirement of around 12 to 14 years, depending on the specific session. Younger children are not permitted due to high temperatures, steam rooms, and the quiet nature of the experience. Always check your ticket details for the exact age policy before booking.
Pregnant guests can visit a Granada hammam, but caution is advised. Expectant mothers should avoid hot pools and steam rooms, particularly during the first trimester. It’s best to consult your doctor before booking. On arrival, the hammam staff can help guide you toward safer temperature options.
A Nasrid-style hammam experience with 7 pools, hot stone rituals, and optional massages.
Inclusions
90-minute hammam session access
Seven thermal pools
Access to Turkish steam bath
Heated relaxation stone
Oriental-style tea tasting
Locker and towel
Shower amenities
15, 30, or 45-minute essential-oil massage (as per option selected)
Exclusions
Meals and additional drinks
Swimwear purchase at the venue
Personal expenses and gratuities
Medical treatments or therapies
Extended time beyond session
Step into centuries-old tradition with a rejuvenating bath at Hammam Palacio Nazarí.
Inclusions
Access to Hammam Palacio Nazarí
Traditional bath experience
Use of thermal pools
Access to steam room
Changing facilities
Towel provided
What to bring
What’s not allowed
Accessibility
Additional information
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Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
