2 hours and 57 minutesThe average journey time by train between Seville and Granada is 2 hours and 57 minutes, with around 10 trains per day. The journey time may be longer on weekends and holidays, so use our Journey Planner on this page to search for a specific travel date.
Is Seville to Granada train scenic?
Make your way from Seville to Granada in just a few hours, while comfortably seated on a train. It provides not only necessary amenities, such as compartments for your belongings, comfortable seating, and plenty of legroom, but some scenic views through the window as well.
How much time do you need to see Granada?
two full daysSo if you are wondering how many days to spend in Granada, here's the quick answer: two full days. Because of its location, it takes a few hours to get to Granada from the main Spanish destinations. So if you are thinking about going to Granada on a day trip, you have no idea of what you're missing.
Can you take a day trip to Granada from Seville?
How do you go from Seville to Granada?
The Renfe Viajeros train, a comfortable and direct ride that takes around two and a half hours, is typically the quickest method for heading between Seville and Granada. Travelers can purchase tickets starting at $26 either looking online or by calling Renfe, from travel agencies, or at the train station.
Do you need more days in Seville or Granada?
It depends on how long you plan to stay. I loved Granada and thought it was more beautiful, smaller and also had a better Andalusian feel to it. You also have the Alhambra and mountains. However, if you plan on staying more than three days, Seville has more to offer as far as places to go as it is a smaller city.
Is it worth going Granada for a day?
Is one day enough time to visit Granada ? Granada isn't a big city, and it's possible to see most of the best attractions in just 24 hours, which make the city perfect if you're on a road trip around Spain or are visiting from another Andalusian city.
What’s nicer Seville or Granada?
Both cities have positives. Seville is easier to reach and has more specifically notable attractions. Granada is smaller, has better tapas and has a beautiful backdrop of mountains.