Granada in Two Days
Weekend Guide
This guide on what to see in Granada in two days is perfect for all travelers who want to make the most of this city in a weekend. Having this much time will allow you to explore its oldest neighborhoods like AlbaicÃn, Realejo, and Sacromonte, visit its main landmarks like the Alhambra and the Cathedral, climb to its best viewpoints to watch the sunset, relax in one of its Arab baths, and savor its delicious gastronomy, among many other things.
Based on the time we spent in this city, from which we wrote this list of the most beautiful places to see in Granada, we have created this guide with maps to discover the best of Granada in two days. Let's begin!
Travel Tips for Granada
- You can reach Granada by AVE train or by landing at the airports of Granada or Málaga, both of which have good bus connections to the city.
- If you land at Granada airport, you can get to the city center by bus, taxi, or booking this convenient private transfer.
- The best time to visit Granada is during spring and autumn, avoiding Easter Week if you want to enjoy the city more peacefully and at lower accommodation and transport prices.
- Check the Granada Card to save on tickets and public transport.
Day One in Granada
Visit to the Alhambra: A magnificent palace and fortress complex from the Nasrid era, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its Generalife gardens and Nasrid Palaces are among the most visited sites in Spain.
Address: Calle Real de la Alhambra, s/n, 18009 Granada - Phone: +34 958 027 971 - Official Site
Alhambra of Granada
Visit to the Cathedral and Royal Chapel: The Cathedral is a jewel of Spanish Renaissance architecture, and the Royal Chapel houses the remains of the Catholic Monarchs, Isabella and Ferdinand.
Address: Gran VÃa de Colón, 5, 18001 Granada - Phone: +34 958 222 959 - Official Site
AlbaicÃn Neighborhood
What to See in Granada in Two Days
Visit to the Madraza of Granada: An ancient university founded in 1349 during Muslim rule, preserving an impressive prayer hall adorned with Nasrid stuccoes.
Address: Calle Oficios, 14, 18001 Granada - Phone: +34 958 215 120 - Official Site
Madraza of Granada
Exploring the Realejo neighborhood: The former Jewish quarter of Granada, full of narrow streets, squares, and cármenes, with urban murals and traditional tapas bars.
Address: Corral del Carbón, Calle Mariana Pineda, 7, 18009 Granada.
The Realejo
Sacromonte Caves Museum: A cultural space showcasing life in the Granada caves and flamenco art, with a breathtaking view of the Alhambra.
Address: Barranco de los Negros, s/n, 18010 Granada - Phone: +34 958 215 120 - Official Site
Sacromonte
Flamenco Show: Experience flamenco in the emblematic caves of Sacromonte, where the music and dance are filled with passion and authenticity.
Address: Cuevas Los Tarantos (Camino del Sacromonte, 9, 18010 Granada - Phone: +34 958 224 525 - Official Site) or Cueva Los Amayas (Cuesta de los Chinos, 15, 18010 Granada - Official Site).
Map of the second day in Granada
