Tren turístico de Guadix

The city of Guadix, located in Granada, is renowned for housing the highest number of inhabited caves in Europe. Experience its unique charm while comfortably seated on a tourist train.

Guadix Caves Train Experience

Your adventure begins at the Plaza de la Catedral. As you board this vibrant urban train, you will travel through the key highlights of this historic town nestled in the Sierra de Granada, which showcases remnants from Roman, Arab, and Christian eras. Throughout the journey, enjoy insightful recorded commentary in English, uncovering the mysteries of each landmark.

Setting off from Guadix's historic center, the train will navigate its cobbled streets teeming with history, passing notable sites such as the Roman Theatre and the churches of San Miguel, Santo Domingo, and La Magdalena. The route also features the Cathedral of the Annunciation, a glistening example of Renaissance design.

To delve into Guadix's Nazarite heritage, the train will circle the Alcazaba, the ancient Arab wall, the old alcaicería, and the Jewish quarter. Furthermore, as you journey past the monument celebrating the Cascamorras festival—recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity—you will gain insight into this fascinating event.

Timetable & Frequency

The train operates daily, departing every 40 minutes from 10:40 am to 12:40 pm from the Plaza de la Catedral.

Exploring the Guadix Caves

A 45-minute stop at the Barrio de las Cuevas, the town's most renowned district, is included in the tour. Here, you have the chance to independently explore the Guadix viewpoint and the parish priest's residence, noted as the only cave church globally. Additionally, take this opportunity to learn about the lifestyle within these intriguing residences scattered throughout the area—an essential part of your visit.