An overview of public transport options in Granada.
Granada is quite a small city, so getting around is very easy! Because the city is so small and beautiful, walking and cycling are the best options. But, of course, there are other efficient ways to travel around.
Buses in Granada: the city's main transport system
Plenty of bus lines take you from one part of the city to another. As a student, you can use the Credibus Unversitario, which is a public transport card you can use on any bus in Granada. Recharges are made in multiples of € 5. One trip costs € 0.31, so with a € 5 voucher, you can travel 16 times. It's the easiest, fastest, and cheapest option.
Granada metro: a modern way to get around
Granada's metro is the easiest in the world, and that's no joke. It's a single line that crosses the city from north to south in less than 1 hour, with 26 metro stops along the way.
Granada train station: Your doorway to Andalusia
Granada’s train station connects you to major cities across Andalusia and beyond, making it easy to explore the region. Whether you want to visit Seville, Córdoba, or Málaga or even take a high-speed AVE train to Madrid or Barcelona, the railway offers a comfortable and scenic way to travel. With student discounts available, it’s a great option for weekend trips and discovering more of Spain during your studies.
Walking and cycling: Ideal for short distances
Our most recommended and practical way to travel through Granada is by bike or foot. It's the perfect way to explore the city and find hidden gems and places that don't appear in any tourist guide. If you'd like to cycle, you have to have your own bicycle since there's no bike rental service available in the city yet.