Granada City Buses - Fares, Tickets And Timetables
Granada's urban bus network is managed by the Transportes Rober bus company. On this web page you can
find information on Granada's city buses, such as bus network maps, fares,
timetables, and also buses to the Alhambra and Albayzin.
Information on services operated by Granada city buses. Maps showing bus routes, timetables and bus stops.
All the up-to-date information you need in order to plan your
travel in Granada by bus.
Bus route starting points and departure times, frequency, weekday timetables, Saturday and feast day
timetables of Granada city buses.
Fares for single bus journeys, multi-trip bus passes at 5, 10 and 20 euros,
youth pass, senior citizen pass, university pass and monthly pass.
The main route numbers 30, 31, 32 and 34 serving the Alhambra, Albayzin and Sacromonte by
Alhambra Bus minibuses, bus frequency and bus stops.
FAQ's about Granada City Buses
Lost property on Granada city buses:
If your lost property is found, you can collect it from the offices of Transportes Rober
(Granada city buses) located in the centre of Granada, in Calle Joaquin Costa 4.
Phone: 958 220 450. Here you can also
find free bus maps, make suggestions or complaints about bus services, as well as recharge your
travel card. Only Spanish spoken.
Are dogs allowed on Granada city buses?
No dogs, or any other animals, are allowed on buses except guide dogs, which are the responsibility of the owner.
Is there a city bus at 6 am that goes from Camino de Ronda to the bus station?
There is no bus at this time. The first bus is number 10 that passes through Camino de Ronda at about 06:30.
Up to what age do children travel free on Granada city buses
Children up to 4 years of age travel free on Granada urban buses.
How long does it take from Paseo del Violon to the Bus Station?
It takes approximately 25 minutes by bus number 3 (depending on traffic).
What bus number would take me as close as possible to "Aquaola"?
You can go to Aquaola Water Park by Granada city bus number 33, taking it to a village called Cenes de la
Vega. Get off at Plaza de Villacantoria (or Aquaola). It is the first bus stop when you enter Cenes de la Vega. The journey takes approximately
15 minutes. Bus 33 passes through the
Paseo de Salon and Puerta Real in Granada. From Plaza Villacantoria (in Cenes) you can reach the
Water Park by minibus, which leaves from the same bus stop (Plaza de Villacantoria) every
15-20 minutes from 11:00 h to 15:00 h and 18:00 h to 19:45 h, or you can walk, but it is uphill.