Highlights
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The Alhambra is Granada’s sparkling jewel, a palace complex that rises above the city like a scene from an Arabian Nights tale. Delicate arches, intricate mosaics and fragrant gardens reveal the full splendour of Moorish architecture. The Nasrid Palaces impress with their beautifully detailed courtyards, while the Generalife Gardens offer a peaceful escape with flowing water channels and lush greenery. A timeless masterpiece where history, art and beauty come together in an unforgettable setting.
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Set on the hills opposite the Alhambra, this historic Moorish quarter enchants with an atmosphere that is both timeless and full of life. Flower-filled courtyards, small artisan shops and traditional tea houses reveal Andalusia at its most authentic. Wander through its narrow streets, soak up centuries of history and discover breathtaking views of the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada.
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The caves of Sacromonte come alive with the passionate sounds of flamenco, while the bars of the Old Town serve the city’s famous tapas, traditionally included with every drink. Music, flavours and vibrant local life come together at every turn. Granada is a feast for the senses and a city that captures the true spirit of Andalusia.
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Just a few kilometres from Granada rises the highest mountain range on mainland Spain, offering unforgettable experiences throughout the year. In winter, sun-drenched ski slopes provide spectacular views stretching all the way to the Mediterranean. In summer, crisp mountain air, scenic hiking trails and breathtaking alpine landscapes invite visitors to explore the natural beauty of the region. A remarkable contrast that makes Granada a destination unlike any other.
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Those who choose a comfortable, sustainable and scenic way to travel can reach Granada from Madrid in just under four hours by direct train. Madrid is easily accessible from Switzerland by rail or air, making it the ideal gateway to an unforgettable journey through Andalusia.