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General information
Granada is pretty compact and most of the interesting sights are in walking distance from one another, but the city has a very efficient public transportation system that includes buses and taxis.
Granada’s tourist voucher is called the Bono Turistico Granada, and it includes entry to several major sights as well as a ticket to the Bus Turistico, which provides ten rides on city buses. The Bono Turistico can be purchased at the Alhambra and Capilla Real ticket offices or at Caja Granada bank, Plaza Isabel La Catolica 6 (Tel: 902 100 095).
Granada
By bus
Granada’s buses are painted red and are operated by Transportes Rober with 26 lines, including routs to Alhambra and Albaicin. Most routs run from 6 am to 11 pm and tickets can be bought on the bus directly from the driver.
Bus number 32 runs from Old Granada to Alhambra, Number 30 runs from Plaza Nueva to Alhambra and number 31 runs from Plaza Nueva to Albaicin.
Tel. 900 710 900
Granada
By taxi
It is very common to hail taxis on the street. You can also found taxi stations in front first class hotels or at Plaza Nueva. Taxi drivers should be tipped 5% - 10% of the fare. To call a taxi you can try the following:
Radio Taxi, Tel: +34 95 8132323
Tele – Radio – Taxi, Tel: +34 95 8280654
Granada
Driving the car in the city
It is advised not to make any attempt to drive a car in the city. Vehicle access to the Plaza Nueva is restricted and many streets around the city centre are blocked by posts (pilonas) between 11 am to 1 pm and after 8 pm.
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