Granada Tourist Train - What is Included, Maps, Stops, Schedules and Prices

What is Granada City Tour? The tourist train 'Granada city tour', also known like the Alhambra Train, it is the hybrid tourist train that offers a tour of the most important areas of Granada: the Alhambra, the Albaicín, Plaza Nueva, etc.


This train is specially designed to adapt to the characteristicsof the city of Granada. It can travel through the narrow streets of the Albaicín and has a maximum speed of 25 km/h.

Equipment and Facilities

The trains have panoramic roofs in the carriages, providing better visibility for passengers.

They also include an audio system and TFT screens providing information about the route's landmarks, along with a designated area for passengers with reduced mobility.

The tourist train provides individual audio guides in Spanish, Catalan, German, Portuguese, English (USA), Japanese, French, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Arabic and Korean.

Does it include entrance to the monuments?

The Granada City Tour tourist train makes stops at the Alhambra, the Cathedral, etc... but does not include entrance to these monuments; it only offers an external tour.

You can disembark at any stop (if you purchase a 1-2 day tour), visit the monument, and board another train.

How big are the trains?

The trains have a capacity for 55 people. In summer, all sides of the carriages are opened.

The Route Map and Stops of the Tourist Train of Granada

Granada Tourist Train Map

Enlarge the map to visualize the route, as well as the monuments and landmarks through which the train passes along its journey.

Granada Tourist Train Stops

The Granada Tourist Train tour has 13 stops (counting the first and the last stops) and is designed for tourists to visit the most emblematic monuments of Granada.


It starts at the Alhambra, than Cuestra Gomérez - Plaza Nueva (where the Granada City Tour office is located) - Paseo de los Tristes - San Cristóbal Viewpoint - Cartuja Monastery.

Continue through Plaza de Toros (Bullring) - the Cathedral - Plaza de la Romanilla - Alhondiga and Recogidas streets - Mariana Pineda Square - Molinos street - Alhambra Palace Hotel (about 100 meters from Carmen de los Mártires).

Granada Tourist Train Ticket Prices, Year 2025

Prices for Adults

The last two options allow you to get off at the stops to visit the monuments (tickets not included) and then return to continue the tour.

Prices for Senior Citizens

Those who are over 65 years of age pay:

Prices for Children and Granada Card Holders

Schedules, Frequency and Duration of the Tourist Train

This service is provided by Granada City Tour, Julia Group and Tren Progresa.

Granada Tourist Train Schedules

The frequency is every 20 minutes.

The route covers 10 kilometers and lasts 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Special Hours of Operation

Is it worth taking the Tourist Train?

If you want to enjoy a panoramic view of the city from a train with panoramic roofs, audioguides, and without getting tired, and to visit various monuments included in the tour, it's worth using it.

You can book this tour here: Granada Tourist Train.

If you only want to see only a couple of spots, such as the Albaicín and the Alhambra, and the rest of the route doesn't interest you, or if you're looking to save some money, perhaps it's better to take a small city buses directly; it will be cheaper.

Another way to explore the city is on foot with Free Walking Tour of Granada.

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Ticket sellers allowed people to jump the queue

We took the bus with carriages from the Alhambra, around the city and got off at Albaycin. The buses were clean, smooth and well driven, allowing passengers to see the tourist sites en route.

What let it all down were the ticket sellers at the Alhambra stop who took money, gave tickets but then when the bus arrived allowed people to jump the queue, and there was total chaos.

We waited 30 mins with many other people, were first in the queue but had to be very forceful to obtain a seat. We could see free seats but the ticket sellers and drivers wouldn't allow anyone on and had no sense of order.

It was most disappointing and it spoils what could be a good transport service and is done so well in other busier cities. (Margaret).

Not that good experience

We have waited more than an hour to go on the train. The audio plug was broken so we used one. for most of the trip only music were on the audio and the information began at the end on the 11th stop we wouldn't recommend the train.