Park in Granada

Granada is a beautiful city located in the south of Spain, in the region of Andalusia. It is known for its impressive Moorish architecture, including the famous Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition, the city is also known for its lively nightlife and rich culture, including its famous flamenco festival.

Where to park in Granada? 

Granada, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, is a city with a rich historical and cultural heritage that can be seen in every corner. With more than 230,000 inhabitants, it stands out for its Andalusian legacy, reflected in iconic monuments such as the Alhambra, as well as in its distinctive neighbourhoods, such as the Albaicín and Sacromonte. Its gastronomy, deeply rooted in local traditions, is another of its attractions, with a strong tapas culture and typical dishes that are an essential part of the city's identity. 

However, the city's layout, with narrow streets, areas that are difficult to access and zones with restricted traffic, can make parking in Granada challenging, especially in the city centre and historic neighbourhoods. High demand and limited space can make it difficult to find on-street parking at certain times of the day. If you need to park in Granada, Telpark makes it easy to manage your parking in regulated areas or at car parks available throughout the city, helping you save time and avoid complications during your stay. 

Find your cheap car park in Granada 

Alsina Car Park in central Granada 

This is the most practical option if you arrive in the city via the GR-30 and want to avoid the usual traffic problems in the city centre. The facilities are suitable for cars, motorbikes and vans, and you can reach the oldest part of the city in less than 10 minutes on foot. 

San Agustín Car Park in Granada 

If you want to discover the heart of the city, this is one of the best parking options in central Granada. It is located next to the cathedral and San Agustín Market, in one of the city's busiest shopping areas. It is a great option for parking your car while you shop. 

Pedro de Alarcón Car Park in Granada 

You will find this convenient car park on a street parallel to Camino de Ronda. It is located right on the edge of the area where driving around Granada becomes more complicated. It is also very close to some of the city's main attractions, such as the Royal Monastery of San Jerónimo, the Science Park and the Isabel la Católica Theatre. 

Nuevo Los Cármenes Stadium Car Park 

Are you travelling to Granada to attend an event at Nuevo Los Cármenes Stadium? This Granada car park is located just 200 metres from the stadium and is suitable for all types of vehicles, including motorhomes. 

El Violón Car Park in Granada 

This underground car park in Granada serves the southern part of the city. It is a spacious facility with 784 parking spaces, suitable for both regular users, such as workers and residents, and occasional visitors. 

Benefits of parking with Telpark in Granada 

In addition to being conveniently located and easily accessible from key areas of the city, parking in Granada with Telpark offers a range of other benefits. The services available may vary from one car park to another, but these are the main advantages offered by most Telpark car parks in Granada: 

Monthly and annual parking passes 

If you live or work in the city, this cheap parking option in Granada can be particularly cost-effective. With Telpark, you can get an annual or monthly parking pass that guarantees you a fixed parking space at the facilities closest to your workplace or home. 

Parking space reservation 

If you already know your travel dates, don't forget to reserve your parking in Granada. With Telpark, you can do so up to one month before your planned arrival in the city, and cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the specified date. 

24-hour service and video surveillance 

These car parks in Granada are open all day, and you can always access assistance, either in person or remotely, if any problem arises. In addition, the facilities have 24-hour video surveillance to ensure the safety of your vehicle. 

Multipass 

Perhaps you do not need to use our facilities intensively, but you need to park in Granada regularly. In these cases, Multipass is the most recommended option. It allows you to purchase passes for 5, 10 or 20 entries at reduced rates, with the possibility of parking at these facilities for up to 12 hours per day. 

Express Entry 

If you are looking for a car park in central Granada that allows you to speed up entry and exit, choose a car park with Express Entry. This service is designed so that the barrier opens automatically when your licence plate is recognised, while charges are automatically made to the credit card you provide. This way, you avoid waiting and having to use the payment machine. 

Other services that are increasingly available among our parking solutions in Granada include: 

EV charging 

Parking spaces specially equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles. 

Locker 

Self-service lockers for the delivery and collection of parcels. You can access your deliveries whenever it suits you, safely and conveniently. 

XXL spaces 

Some car parks in Granada can be as narrow as the city's streets. With Telpark, you have the option of parking your vehicle in larger spaces and enjoying extra comfort. 

Are you travelling with a motorhome? Telpark car parks equipped for this type of vehicle also provide fresh and waste water facilities. 

Use the Telpark app to park in Granada 

Enjoying the benefits of parking in Granada with Telpark is very easy. Download the Telpark app to activate the services available at your car park, purchase parking passes, make reservations or find out where to park in Granada depending on the area you want to visit. You can also enjoy the peace of mind of managing everything from the safest and most reliable app for your mobility and parking needs. It is the most convenient way to manage your parking in Granada from the palm of your hand, with just a couple of clicks. 

Other parking options in Granada 

Although it requires more effort than heading directly to a Telpark car park, you can also park on the street in Granada. However, it is worth keeping a few things in mind about this type of parking if you want to avoid coming home with a fine. 

ORA regulated parking zones in Granada 

Before parking on the streets of Granada, you should be aware that the city has three regulated parking zones (ORA). In addition to loading and unloading areas, which are subject to special regulations, the main parking zones in Granada are divided into: 

• Blue zone: 4,003 medium-turnover spaces, with a minimum parking time of 30 minutes and a maximum of 2 hours 
• Green zone: 303 low-turnover spaces, with a minimum parking time of 1 hour and a maximum of 5 hours 
• Red zone: 195 high-turnover spaces, with a minimum parking time of 30 minutes and a maximum of 1 hour 

The rates and areas affected by this regulation may vary depending on the municipal regulations in force at any given time. For the most up-to-date information, check the regulated parking zone map and the parking rates directly with the company that manages these services (EYSA). 

How to pay for the blue zone in Granada? 

Parking on the streets of Granada can be complicated, but paying for your parking time doesn't have to be. The Telpark app allows you to pay for parking in Granada's blue zone with just a couple of clicks. 

Simply go to the “Start parking” option and enter the required information. You don't need a ticket or coins, and you only pay for the actual time you park. 

Need to extend your stay a little longer? As long as you are within the limits established for Granada's blue zone, you can extend your parking time directly from the app. But don't worry: you will receive a notification when your parking time is about to expire so that you can decide what to do. 

In any case, if you have received a fine while parked, you will also have the option to cancel it directly from your mobile. And if you need proof of how long you have been parked, you can download it from the app's history. 

Tips for driving around Granada 

Granada's charming streets can become a real challenge for drivers. The city's historic character and the high number of visitors make getting around by private vehicle more difficult. 

On top of this, as in many other tourist destinations, there are areas of the city where traffic is restricted to public transport and residents. Other areas have been pedestrianised altogether to reduce the pressure caused by road traffic. 

In addition, the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) will come into operation in the city from 1 April 2025. Vehicles without an environmental label, diesel vehicles registered before 2006 and petrol vehicles registered before 2001 will not be allowed to circulate within the new LEZ. 

Restricted traffic areas in Granada 

Please pay attention: if you come across a yellow sign indicating restricted traffic, you will not be able to drive through that part of the city unless you are an authorised vehicle or a resident. Access to these areas is monitored by traffic cameras, and crossing these restrictions may result in a fine. 

These are the restricted traffic areas in Granada: 

• Albaicín and Sacromonte: controls on Calle Elvira, Calle Páges, Calle Reyes Católicos and Calle San Luis. Carrera del Darro is pedestrianised. 
• Realejo neighbourhood: control on Calle San Matías 
• Granada city centre: control on Calle Tablas, restricting access to the city centre 
• Recogidas: control on Calle Recogidas, restricting access to the city centre 

Are you staying at a hotel or other accommodation in the city? In this case, you should inform your accommodation provider before arriving so that they can communicate your temporary resident status during your stay. 

Other ways to get around Granada 

If Granada's driving conditions seem too complicated, why not leave your car parked at a Telpark car park and continue your visit by public transport? 

Getting around Granada by bus 

The bus network consists of 29 urban bus routes: 

• 27 daytime routes operating from 6:20 am to midnight. 
• 2 night routes operating from midnight to 6:00 am. 

The routes most commonly used to visit Granada and its main attractions are: 

• C30: Alhambra - City Centre 
• C31: Albaicín – City Centre 
• C32: Alhambra - Albaicín 
• C34: Sacromonte – City Centre 

Getting around Granada by metro 

The Granada Metro was opened in 2017 and has a single line running through the city from Albolote to Armilla, with 26 stops. Its operating hours are: 

• Monday to Thursday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm 
• Fridays and days before public holidays: 6:30 am to 2:00 am 
• Saturday: 6:30 am to 2:00 am 
• Sunday and public holidays: 6:30 am to 2:00 am 

Getting around Granada on foot 

Probably the best way to experience the most authentic side of the city is to explore it on foot. Granada's main monuments are within a manageable walking distance. Even walking to attractions that are somewhat further from the city centre, such as the Alhambra or the Albaicín, becomes a charming experience in itself. 

What to do in Granada: must-see attractions 

Now that you know where to park in Granada and how to get around the city, why not start planning your visit? Here are some of the places you shouldn't miss during a trip to Granada. 

The Alhambra 

The city's iconic landmark and Spain's most visited monument could not be missing from any trip to Granada. This monumental complex consists of gardens, palaces and fortresses that reflect the city's Nasrid past. It is essential to purchase your ticket well in advance to avoid missing out on a visit. 

Albaicín neighbourhood 

The steep slopes of the Albaicín neighbourhood are well worth the effort. Places such as the Paseo de los Tristes and the San Nicolás viewpoint offer visitors some of the city's most romantic and bohemian views, as well as incredible vistas of the Alhambra and the Generalife. 

Sacromonte neighbourhood 

Bordering the Albaicín is Sacromonte, Granada's traditional Gypsy neighbourhood. It is known for its cave houses and as one of the city's key places to enjoy a flamenco show. It is a picturesque area shaped by its blend of cultures. 

Cathedral and Royal Chapel 

Back in the centre of Granada, it is worth stopping at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, one of Spain's most important Renaissance churches. Right next to it is the Royal Chapel, where the Catholic Monarchs are buried. 

After your visit, you can head to the well-known “tea house street” (Calle Calderería Nueva), a narrow, steep passage filled with aromas and colours that preserve the Nasrid essence of the city. 

Are you ready to explore Granada at your own pace without the hassle of finding parking? Book your parking in Granada with the Telpark app and enjoy the city without rushing, without worries and without having to move your car from the car park!