Five-Day Self-Driving Tour from Seville to Granada

2 cities | 5 attraction(s) | total distance 32831 km

TIPS

Recommended self-driving route from Seville to Granada: Depart on day one along the A-92 highway towards Granada, visit the Alhambra Palace; explore Albaicín district on day two; tour Granada's attractions or nearby towns on day three; continue sightseeing or head to Sierra Nevada for skiing on day four; return to Seville on day five. Pay attention to traffic rules and safety. Have a pleasant journey!

Day1: Seville > Granada

2 attraction(s) · 6548 km

Drive from Seville to Granada along the A-92 highway, enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way.

Seville

6548 km

Granada

Day2: Granada

1 attraction(s) · 0 km

Upon arriving in Granada, you can visit the Alhambra Palace, a famous Moorish palace with exquisite architecture and gardens, a must-see attraction.

la Alhambra

The name of the Alhambra Palace comes from the Arabic word for "red fortress" and is located on the Nevada mountain. It is a typical example of Arab-style palace courtyard architecture. This palace was included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List as early as 1984. The main visiting areas of the Alhambra Palace include the Alcazaba, the Palacios Nazaríes, the Generalife, the Baño de la Mezquita, and the Jardines, showcasing the magnificent scenery of the perfect combination of Islamic gardens and architecture.

Day3: Granada

1 attraction(s) · 0 km

This itinerary includes visiting the Alhambra Palace to experience Moorish culture and admire stunning views; touring Granada's old town to explore narrow streets and white houses; finally exploring the Albaicín district to feel the Moorish-style architecture and atmosphere.

Albaicín

Day4: Seville > Granada

3 attraction(s) · 6592 km

After touring the Alhambra Palace in Granada, you can choose to continue exploring other attractions and cuisine in Granada city or head to the nearby Sierra Nevada ski resort for winter sports fun.

Seville

6548 km

Granada

45 km

Parque Nacional de Sierra Nevada

The Sierra Nevada mountain range is located on the southern coast of Granada city, adjacent to the Mediterranean Sea. The national park was established in 1966 and covers over 80,000 hectares, including 44 towns in the provinces of Granada and Almería. It is home to Mulhacén peak, the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula, at an altitude of 3,481 meters. With year-round snow, it is the southernmost snow-capped mountain in Europe, offering visitors the thrill of soaring in the wind. Just an hour's drive from the Mediterranean Sea, tourists can spend a whole day here and then drive to enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine. Visitors can hike, horseback ride, mountain bike, or drive a 4x4 vehicle to explore the Sierra Nevada National Park.