Travel by Granada’s official tourist train to the hearth of the Albayzín, where you’ll begin a guided walking tour back to the quarter’s Moorish roots, wandering through a labyrinth of narrow streets. In the Sacromonte quarter, you’ll learn that the gypsies, who arrived with the Catholic monarchs after the re-conquest of Granada, established their home here. Visit one of the typical house caves where they lived. Take the rest of the day to discover Granada on the hop-on-hop-off Granada City Tour train with your 1-day ticket. The train features a panoramic roof, open deck in summer, and on-board audio guides in 12 languages (and special kids’ channels in Spanish and English). The Alhambra Route operates during the daytime, while the City Center Route is an evening train that takes in Granada’s atmosphere after dark. Alhambra Route (Green Line) – runs every 15-20 minutes: 1. Alhambra 2. Cuesta Gomérez 3. Plaza Nueva / Office Granada City Tour 4. Paseo de los Tristes 5. Mirador de San Nicolás / Plaza Abad 6. Plaza de San Miguel Bajo 7. Catedral / Plaza Romanilla 8. Fray Leopoldo / Jardines del Triunfo 9. Monasterio de San Jerónimo 10. Calle Alhóndiga / Recogidas 11. Plaza Mariana Pineda / El Corte Inglés 12. Calle Molinos / Campo del Príncipe 13. Hotel Alhambra Palace / Carmen de los Mártires City Center Route (Red Line) - runs every 30-35 minutes:  1. Plaza Nueva / Office Granada City Tour 2. Paseo de los Tristes 3. Mirador de San Nicolás / Plaza Abad 4. Plaza de San Miguel Bajo 7. Catedral / Plaza Romanilla 8. Fray Leopoldo / Jardines del Triunfo 9. Monasterio de San Jerónimo 10. Calle Alhóndiga / Recogidas 11. Plaza Mariana Pineda / El Corte Inglés