Pàrquing a Granada

Parking in Granada is an extremely complicated task. Being a city marked by historical monuments and points of tourist interest, many of the streets of its old town are cut off from traffic or are pedestrianized. In addition, almost the entire city centre has restricted private traffic. In streets such as Gran Vía, Plaza Nueva, Elvira, El Sacromonte, Recogidas or San Matías, the movement of vehicles is not allowed, except for buses, taxis or other authorized vehicles.

Obviously, those tourists who are going to stay in hotels that are inside this restricted traffic area of ​​Granada will be able to circulate exceptionally in this area. Although it is very important that the hotel is properly informed and the license plate of the vehicle is left with them, in order to avoid sanctions. All this area is monitored with traffic cameras that are responsible for listing the license plates and punishing those cars that are not allowed access.

In the rest of the central area where private vehicles can drive without restrictions, finding free parking is really complicated. In addition, it should be noted that in this city there is also the blue regulated parking area. In these areas you can park for a maximum of five hours and pay the corresponding fee.

Despite all this, parking in Granada is easy if you use Parclick and the large directory of guarded car parks you have in Granada. Booking parking with Parclick in Granada will guarantee you a quiet stay, without having to worry about the car. In addition, Parclick car parks in this city are cheap and safe.

One of the best parking options is to leave your car in a car park in the centre of Granada. At Parclick we have more than 20 car parks in Granada, here are the closest to the centre:

• Parking APK2 Puerta Real from 10,75 euros per day 
• Parking Aussa Hermanos Maristas from 14 euros per day and 77 euros for 1 week 
• Parking Severo Ochoa from 1,70 euros per hour, 12,95 euros per day and 74,95 euros per week
• Parking Socrates from 13 euros per day and 75 euros for 1 week

If you are looking for another car park in a specific location or a different duration for your stay, don't hesitate to use our wen search engine or app, you can filter by price or distance and from other customers to choose the option that best suits your needs.

However, if you're in Granada and you're travelling from there, we also have parking options available for you:

• Granada Airport: officially Federico Garcia Lorca Granada Jaen Airport, is the fifth largest airport in Andalusia and is located about 18 kilometres northwest of the city, between the municipalities of Chauchina and Santa Fe. If you're planning a trip from this airport, keep in mind that the most efficient way to get here from Granada is by car, so remember to book a long-stay park at Granada airport if you can!
• Granada bus station: is located in the northern part of the city, 3km from the city centre and 2km from Granada train station. It runs both to the city centre or to Granada airport, as well as long-distance routes. It's not east to park near the Granada bus station, so if you're driving here, get ahead of the rest and book your parking space with Parclick!

Is there free Parking in Granada?

Although we don't have free parking in Granada, what we do have are very chep car parks. Our recommendation is that you leave your car in one of our car parks in Granada. It shouldn't be difficult to park in the city, as long as you book in advance with Parclick. We have car parks available in the centre of Granada and in the surrounding areas, where you can book from 1 hour to 1 month at the most economical price.

You can book your parking form 1 euro per hour in the Garaje Rex car park, located in Calle Recogidas, 38 and parking from 4,75 euros per day and 33,25 euros for 1 week in the APK2 Arabial car park located in Plaza Gerardo Cueva. We recommend the APK2 Traumatologia car park on calle Ribiera del Beiro if you need parking for 1 month, as the price of this car park for 30 days is 51,30 euros.

On the other hand, if you want to park on the street for a few hours, you have to take into account that in Granada there are three limited parking zones (ORA):

• Blue zone: parking time limited to 2 hours
• Green zone: parking time is limited to 5 hours
• Red zone: time limited to 1 hour

In addition, depending on the time of year and the day of the week, the opening hours of these zones vary:

• Winter timetable (15 Sept-15 June): Monday to Friday from 9:00h to 14:00h and from 16:30h to 20:30h and Saturdays from 9:00h to 14:00
• Summer timetable (16 June-14 September): Mondat to Friday from 9:00h to 14:00h and from 17:00h to 21:00h and Saturdays from 9:00h to 14:00h.

WARNING: motorbikes are exempt from paying in the ORA zone.

Where to leave your car to go to the Albacin?

The Albacin neighborhood was declared a World Heritage Site in 1984 and once you enter it, you will feel a lively atmosphere that preserves the magic of its Moorish past. You can start your route from Calle Elvira, one of the main streets of the city, until you reach Gran Via.

You can continue along the Carrera del Darro, one of the most beautiful and characteristic streets of Granada, which leads you to the Paseo de los Tristes, another of the most emblematic places in the Albacin and another must-see in Granada. 

Blue Zone in Granada

The blue zone is the on-street parking in Granada identified by blue lines on the ground. Here, parking time is limited to a maximum of 2 hours, after that you must move your car.

Also, depending on the time of the year and of the week, the opening hours of these zones vary:

Winter openig hours (15 Sept to 15 June): Monday to Friday from 9:00h to 14:00h and from 16:30h to 20:30h and Saturdays from 9:00h to 14:00h.

Summer timetable (16 June to 14 Sept): Monday to Friday from 9:00h to 14:00h and from 17:00h to 21:00h and Saturdays from 9:00h to 14:00h.

How to pay for the blue zone

If you need to pay the regulated parking of the blue zone in Granada, you can do it thorugh the parking meters that are located on the street, howeber, rememeber that the maximum time you can park there is 2 hours. So, if you need to move your car, you an do so by booking one of our car parks thorugh the Parclick app!

Tourism in Granada

Granada is a city in Andalusia, capital of the province that has the same name. It is located in the Vega de Granada region and has about 240,000 inhabitants not counting its metropolitan area. There are many neighbourhoods in this city, many of them characterized by the important influence of immigration that took place in Granada until the 90s. Among the most important neighbourhoods of the municipality include Zaidín, Albaicín, Sacromonte, La Chana, Realejo or Cartuja, among others.

Tourism is really important in Granada due to the number of historical monuments that occupy the city. In addition, it is so close to the ski resorts of Sierra Nevada that it also receives the tourists who come to the area to ski. The Alhambra is one of the most important architectural monuments nationwide. This construction next to the gardens of the Generalife and the Albaicín became World Heritage Sites in the 1984.

For its part, the Cathedral of Granada is the first Renaissance cathedral in Spain and visiting it is a real wonder for tourists. In addition, inside the Cathedral premises the small souvenir shops and the Andalusian details make the difference.

The University of Granada, for its part, is the fourth in Spain in terms of number of students. This makes this city have a young and university environment in which leisure is part of the tradition. Also take the chance to visit the Palacio de Congresos de Granada where you can go and watch plays, concerts fashion shows and much more!

Public transport in Granada

In Granada it is easy to get around by public transport, by its urban bus lines or by metro in the city. The latter began to be launched in 2008, with underground and outdoor lines. The metro is not yet finished in the district, but it is functioning correctly. There are currently 2 bus lines in operation (2 of which are night buses) and they operate according to the following timetable, with the odd exception:

• Daytime lines: from 7 am until midnight
• Night lines: from 00h to 6:00h

Going to Granada by Metro

Officially called the Metropolitano de Granada, it is one of the newest metros in Spain (inaguarted in 2017) and has a single line that crosses the city of Granada and in turn connects with the Granada towns of Albolote, Maracena and Armilla. In addition, with 26 stops in total, it also has a connection with the bus and train stations of Granada.

If you are going to explore Granada do not forget to book parking with Parclick by accessing the online Parclick application and selecting the guarded car park that best suits your needs.