Taxis in Granada: Official Fares 2026, Phone Numbers, ZBE Rules and Night Rates

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Granada is a compact and walkable city, but when you are navigating its steep hillside quarters (Albaicín and Sacromonte), traveling with heavy luggage, or heading to the airport or Alhambra at dawn, official taxis are fast, reliable, and surprisingly inexpensive compared to other major European cities.

Granada’s taxi fleet consists of white modern sedans and minivans with a diagonal green stripe on the front doors and an official municipal medallion number. Here is the complete 2026 guide to official rates, surcharges, apps, and phone numbers.

1. Official Taxi Fares in Granada (2026)

Taxi tariffs in Granada are strictly regulated by the City Council through mandatory calibrated taximeters:

Common Fixed and Estimated Routes:

• Granada Airport (GRX) to Downtown: Fixed flat fare regulated by the local government, approximately 27.00 € to 30.00 € depending on daytime vs. nighttime/weekend schedule.
• City Center to the Alhambra (Access Pavilion): Between 7.00 € and 9.50 €.
• Bus Station to City Center: Between 8.50 € and 11.00 €.
• Train Station (AVE) to Plaza Nueva: Between 6.00 € and 8.00 €.

2. Official Dispatch Phone Numbers and Apps

• Gremial de Taxi Granada (Main Dispatch): (+34) 958 280 654
• Radio Taxi ↗ Genil: (+34) 958 132 323
• Recommended Mobile App: PideTaxi (Spain’s official nationwide licensed taxi app, allowing card payment, fare estimates, and real-time vehicle tracking) and FreeNow.

3. Taxi Access to Restricted ZBE Zones

One of the immense advantages of taking an official licensed taxi in Granada is that taxis are legally exempt from city traffic restrictions. While private rental cars are strictly fined by automatic camera traps when entering the Albaicín, Sacromonte, or Carrera del Darro, taxis can take you right to the front door of your hillside hotel or flamenco zambra without issue.