Getting there and around
Airport
Granada Airport, situated in the area known as "Vega del Genil" or plains of the River Genil, 16km west of the city of Granada. It mainly handles national flights to Madrid and Barcelona but recently has expanded with a number of international flights from low cost airlines.
Granada Airport, situated in the area known as "Vega del Genil" or plains of the River Genil, 16km west of the city of Granada. It mainly handles national flights to Madrid and Barcelona but recently has expanded with a number of international flights from low cost airlines.
There are several departures a day for buses to the city centre. The return bus to the airport departs the Palacio de Congresos (next to Bar Ventorrillo). There are also taxis available at the airport.
Bus
One of the best ways to travel in Andalucia by public transport is by modern bus or coach. There is a frequent service between the main towns in Andalucia and also day and overnight services to and from Madrid. Buses will be the only form of public transport into the surrounding villages. The bus and coach services are operated by different private bus companies. Most operate from the main bus terminals in the towns.
One of the best ways to travel in Andalucia by public transport is by modern bus or coach. There is a frequent service between the main towns in Andalucia and also day and overnight services to and from Madrid. Buses will be the only form of public transport into the surrounding villages. The bus and coach services are operated by different private bus companies. Most operate from the main bus terminals in the towns.
Trains
The station is 1.5 km west of the centre on Avenida de Andaluces, off Avenida de la Constitucion.
Three trains run daily to and from Antequera and Seville and to and from Almeria. To Madrid there is a daily Talgo at 3.40 pm and a night train. One train daily goes to Valencia and Barcelona.