The train station is organized, it was easy to find our gate and we got to grab a beer and a bite…read moreto eat at Enrique tomas a nice restaurant at the terminal with great service. The train station is small but it has everything you need. Once in the train service was also attentive.

Estación Granada is a convenient train station that made our travel easy. It features a small…read moredining area that offers a variety of options. The nearby rental car drop-off area is convenient for leaving the rental, making it easy to walk into the station and drop off the keys in the provided mailboxes. Have your ticket ready after the security check, as there will be staff outside verifying passes. Oh and you may want to have some sort of fan or cooling towel because the train itself on the way back to Madrid did not have AC! Thank God I had my portable fan with me.

It's been 37 years since the Guadix train station was featured in 1989's Indiana Jones and the Last…read moreCrusade (filmed in 1988 between May and September), but it looks largely identical to its appearance in the movie. The station is operational with a parking lot in front. In my video showing a 360-degree view around the parking lot, you can see the station, the Gorafe Desert, the cave homes of Guadix, and Sierra Nevada's snow-capped peaks. It is just incredible to see so many wonders from a common train station parking lot. But it's no wonder Spielberg's location scout chose such a spot for the famous adventure movie. This is definitely a worthwhile stop for movie lovers, but also to just take in the fabulous panorama.

I used this service upon arriving and departure at the Granada Train Station. Both times Rafael,…read moreour driver, was punctual and was waiting for us. He carried out bags portal to portal. Offered us water both times. Finally for a black car service he was exceptionally reasonable. If your in Granada and don't want to mingle with masses, try Sun Travel for a affordable black car with impecable service.

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Arriving into Grenada via the Alsa bus was the most direct from Malaga airport. We also used the…read morebus as our backup to get to Cordoba after all the high speed trains were cancelled. Arrival and departures took place on the lower level along with a restaurant, lottery ticket booth and relatively clean bathrooms. Taxis and uber rides were caught outside the upper level. Ticket counters were here as well and always had long lines. Booking online was so much better and if you created a with ALSA they also provided a discount on the fares. Buses pulled in and out of the bays on the lower level and the schedule board was handy to figure out which one had our departing bus. Arrival from Malaga airport was ahead of schedule but our bus to Cordoba was delayed by half an hour. Unfortunately the schedule board dropped the destination once the original departure has passed even if delayed. Overall convenient and inexpensive option for heading to other parts of Andalusia and Spain.

We arrived at this station, about 15 min from the historic center to get our bus to Malaga. The…read morestation has two levels, where the bus platforms are in the lower level. There is signage about arrival and departure information all over the station. We took ALSA for our trip. ALSA stands for Automóviles Luarca, S.A. and it operates bus and coach services in Spain and other countries across Europe, including Andorra, Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Malta, Cyprus, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Switzerland and Ukraine. It also has operations in Morocco. The bus was on time, it was clean and it was air conditioned.