Granada City Tour Hop-On Hop-Off Train
Overview
Granada City Tour is the best way of getting to know the city’s most fascinating sights.
A route which will take you to Granada’s most important locations. You can do the tour in a single trip, or enjoy our hop on - hop off option, which allows you to get on and off as often as you like at any of our stops, all of which are located at important points of interest.
A route which will take you to Granada’s most important locations. You can do the tour in a single trip, or enjoy our hop on - hop off option, which allows you to get on and off as often as you like at any of our stops, all of which are located at important points of interest.
Inclusions
- 1 trip ticket or 1 or 2 days hop-on hop-off ticket, depending on option selected.
- Audioguide available in 12 languages (headphones not included).
What to expect
Itinerary
Alhambra route / Green Line
Route Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stops on the Alhambra route / Green Line:
- Restaurante La Mimbre - Alhambra Generalife / Taquillas
- Puerta de la Justicia - Alhambra Palacios Nazaríes / Puerta Justícia
- Cuesta de Gomérez
- Plaza Nueva
- Paseo de los Tristes
- Plaza Mirador de San Cristóbal - Mirador de San Cristóbal / Albaicín
- Monasterio de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción "La Cartuja" - Monasterio de la Cartuja
- Plaza de Toros de Granada
- Plaza Romanilla - Catedral / Plaza Romanilla
- Massimo Dutti - Calle Alhóndiga / Recogidas
- Panaderia Geni - Plaza Mariana Pineda / El Corte Inglés
- C. Molinos, 19 - Calle Molinos /Campo del Príncipe
- Hotel Alhambra Palace
Attractions on the Alhambra route / Green Line:
The Alhambra / Generalife
Operates: Round trip, you can hop-on / hop-off at any stop. Daily every 30-45 minutes. From April to October from 09:30 to 21:00 From November to March from 09:30 to 19:30
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Near public transportation
- Infants must sit on laps
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- The regular Granada City Tour service may be affected due to ongoing events in the city, adverse traffic conditions or force majeure reasons out of our control.
- Please note that during Christmas we have special opening hours: 24 and 31 December and 5 January from 10h00 to 16h00
- Most travelers can participate
- Start at 09:30 at stops Nº3 Plaza Nueva and Nº9 Alhóndiga // Start at 10:00 at stop Nº1A Alhambra
- Last departure FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER from stop Nº9 Alhóndiga at 19:30 and from stop Nº3 Plaza Nueva at 19:20 // End of service at 21:00 at stops Nº9 Alhóndiga and Nº2 Cuesta Gomérez.
- Last departure FROM NOVEMBER TO MARCH stop Nº9 Alhóndiga at 18:00 and from stop Nº3 Plaza Nueva at 17:45 // End of service at 19:30 at stops Nº9 Alhóndiga and Nº3 Plaza Nueva
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
Wander04382131254
June 2023
Trains are overcrowded. You need to sit with 4 people, its all about the money... I recommend the company to not force people to sit with 4 people in a row but let people wait for the next train or provide more trains. Its crazy that you almost sit on each others lap without knowing eachother..
Trains are overcrowded. You need to sit with 4 people, its all about the money... I recommend the company to not force people to sit with 4 people in a row but let people wait for the next train or provide more trains. Its crazy that you almost sit on each others lap without knowing eachother..David F
April 2023
Excellent service and a most enjoyable experience, without any problems. The driver was very helpful..............................
Excellent service and a most enjoyable experience, without any problems. The driver was very helpful..............................mdr91
April 2023
I thought this would be a convenient way to get to some other parts of Granada and see some sites that were too far to walk to (Mirador San Cristobal, La Cartuja monastery). We purchased our tickets and got on in Plaza Nueva. There were only a handful of other people on the "train" (as others h...
I thought this would be a convenient way to get to some other parts of Granada and see some sites that were too far to walk to (Mirador San Cristobal, La Cartuja monastery). We purchased our tickets and got on in Plaza Nueva. There were only a handful of other people on the "train" (as others have described it, it is really a 2 car tram). We did not purchase the audio guide. The initial ride was good and we got off at the Mirador de San Cristobal. The tram only comes every 30 minutes -- which is a lot of time at the scenic overview, but we were aware of this before we got off. We returned to the pick up spot with plenty of time to spare. This ended up being a great decision, because when the tram came, there weren't enough seats for everyone waiting (9 of us) so they took on new passengers in the order in which we were waiting. My group of 3 plus another 2 passengers were able to squeeze on. A family of 4 was shut out. They could either wait another 30 minutes or find alternative transportation. NOT OK! Though we were now very aware of what might happen if you get off the tram, we still decided to get off and see the monastery. We almost regretted that decision. Once again, there was not enough room on the tram when we attempted to reboard. We had been first at the tram stop, and we were the only 3 passengers they let board. There was a Spanish family who was also waiting and they convinced the driver of the tram to try to find space for us -- which was incredibly thoughtful. The passengers already on the tram made no attempt to make space until the driver prompted them. After that we decided not to get off the tram again until we were closer to the center of town where we could ultimately walk if we found ourselves stranded -- which we did. It seems like many people may take the tram as a way to get to the Alhambra or just to ride in a loop with no intention of getting off. This means the likelihood of finding a seat if you are not getting on at either the Alhambra or Plaza Nueva is very low. We were there in February so not the high season. I can't even imagine what an ordeal it would be in the spring or summer. Save your money. Though this seems inexpensive it was not worth it. It is a complete waste of time.svetlanamlad
April 2023
Taking this option for sightseeing Granada is disappointing and disastrous, I really don't recommend. I was in Granada for a couple od hours and if I walked the city I would enjoy more and see more things as all the things should be seen are really close and by walking you just go from one to ano...
Taking this option for sightseeing Granada is disappointing and disastrous, I really don't recommend. I was in Granada for a couple od hours and if I walked the city I would enjoy more and see more things as all the things should be seen are really close and by walking you just go from one to another. The ride with this tram is not comfortable, it is noisy, and you cannot even hear the guide on the headphones. Also if you need headphones you should pay extra because you don't get them with the ticket. There is no clear view from the tram and you cannot take photos like from panoramic bus. You seat with 2 or 3 other persons on one seat and if you are in the middel you really can not enjoy the ride. Also you may wait on the station and when the tram come it can be full and can be stressful trying to find place on the tram. Not all bus stops are marked, and differ from the mark od the map, and this actually was my horrible experience and the personal from the bus was not helpful. I wasted one and a half hour waiting on stop 6 as the stop is not marked properly on the map and trying to find the station was stressful, when actuality the tram arrived and stopped somewhere I did not now it was a stop, and when I waved at the driver he just pointed the station and did not try to stop so I can get onto the tram. This was so rude, because there was another stop where he could take me and there was no traffic on the street. The next tram that arrived was broken and out of service, the driver told me that the next would be for 35 minutes, and guess what, I waited one and a half hour for the next, having nowhere to hide from the sun. So if you really need a ride it is more secure to use local busses as they are cheaper and more frequent. This option is not reliable, doesn't worth the money and you are actually wasting your time instead of enjoying the city.NYbeachmama5
April 2023
Today April 9, we bought 4 tickets for my family. Boarded the bus in the afternoon on Plaza Nuevo, and at the beginning of the trip the bus broke. The driver told everyone to get out and go back to Plaza Nuevo to get the refund. We went there, and two people working the station refused to refund ...
Today April 9, we bought 4 tickets for my family. Boarded the bus in the afternoon on Plaza Nuevo, and at the beginning of the trip the bus broke. The driver told everyone to get out and go back to Plaza Nuevo to get the refund. We went there, and two people working the station refused to refund our money claiming they had no cash and couldn’t refund via credit card. They are dishonest and take advantage of tourists. I emailed the company and I am waiting to hear from them.ron_angeloni_hill
March 2023
We were looking forward to this on our first day in Granada. Probably the most uncomfortable and rattly ride we've ever been on! You really don't see a lot, as most of the tour is in smaller side streets so all you see are the walls of buildings! Also the train stops for some time at each stop ...
We were looking forward to this on our first day in Granada. Probably the most uncomfortable and rattly ride we've ever been on! You really don't see a lot, as most of the tour is in smaller side streets so all you see are the walls of buildings! Also the train stops for some time at each stop and on top of that the driver also has to issue tickets (maybe because it was off-peak?) so on one occasion we waited for nearly twenty minutes! And the audio is pretty poor (their poor quality headphones cost an extra euro on top of the fare so if you must go bring your own!) so you miss quite a lot of the information! We were so fed up with it that we eventually got off the train well before the terminus and just walked through Granada to our hotel!