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GRANADA, SPAIN
Granada is a city located in southern Spain, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains and in the Genil River valley. Its privileged location, between the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, has shaped its history, climate, and cultural diversity. Over the centuries, Granada has been an important meeting point between civilizations, giving rise to a unique identity.
Historical heritage and architecture
The city is internationally known for the Alhambra, one of the most visited monuments in Europe and the greatest example of Islamic architecture in the West. Built between the 13th and 15th centuries by the Nasrid kings, it combines palaces, fortresses, and gardens featuring water features, geometric decoration, and integration with the landscape. Next to the Alhambra is the Generalife, the former resting place of the sultans.
The Albaicín district, with its narrow streets and white houses, preserves its medieval urban layout and offers impressive views of the Alhambra. Granada also has important Christian monuments, such as the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel, where the Catholic Monarchs are buried, reflecting the historical transition after the conquest of 1492.
Culture, cuisine, and Federico García Lorca
Granada’s cuisine is one of the city’s great attractions. It is famous for its tradition of serving free tapas with every drink, as well as for typical dishes such as beans with ham, Sacromonte omelet, fried potatoes with green peppers, and local products such as Trevélez ham. This cuisine reflects the mixture of Andalusian and Mediterranean influences.
Granada is closely linked to Federico García Lorca, one of the most important poets and playwrights in Spanish literature. Born in the province, Lorca maintained a deep relationship with the city, which influenced his work. His legacy is preserved in places such as the Huerta de San Vicente, the Federico García Lorca Center, and the cultural routes that run through the spaces linked to his life.
Overall, Granada is a city where history, art, literature, and tradition coexist in harmony, offering a unique cultural and human experience for both visitors and residents.
ABADES NEVADA PALACE HOTEL IN GRANADA, SPAIN
The 12th International Congress of Clinical and Health Psychology in Children and Adolescents will be held from November 18 to 21, 2026, at the Hotel Abades Nevada Palace in Granada, a renowned conference and event center with avant-garde architecture.
We look forward to seeing you in Granada!
Address: C/ de la Sultana 3, 18008 Granada.
HOW TO GET TO THE CONGRESS VENUE
METRO
The fastest and most convenient way to get there from Malaga city center is by taking Line 1 of the Malaga Metro. The “Universidad” stop is just a short walk from the Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy, providing easy and direct access to the congress.
PLANE
Malaga – Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is one of Spain’s main international airports and is just 15 minutes by car from the congress venue. From the airport, you can reach the Faculty by taxi, rental car, or metro (Line C1 to “Malaga María Zambrano” station, then transfer to Metro Line 1 to “Universidad”).
CAR
If you are driving, the Faculty is located on the Teatinos Campus, very close to the A-7 highway. You can take the “Universidad / Teatinos” exit, which leads directly to the campus. Additionally, there are several public parking options in the area.
SHUTTLE BUSES
To facilitate mobility for congress attendees, the organization will provide a shuttle bus service connecting Malaga city center with the Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy. The exact stop and schedule will be confirmed soon, ensuring a comfortable and timely arrival at the event sessions.
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