Faculty of Translation and Interpreting, C/ Puentezuelas, 55, 18002 Granada.

FTI UGR, is the translation and interpreting school of the University of Granada, considered the best academic institution for translation and interpreting studies in Spain. The school is located in the 18th century Palace of the Counts of Luque (Spanish: Palacio de los Condes de Luque), better known as Palace of the Columns.

 

If you are flying to Granada or Malaga, you can reach the city of Granada by shuttle or bus. Further information on these services can be found on https://www.aena.es/en/f.g.l.-granada-jaen/how-to-get-there/bus.html (Granada airport) and https://www.aena.es/en/malaga-costa-del-sol/getting-there/bus.html (Malaga airport).

The University of Granada Travel agency has negotiated a discounted rate for the Conference. If you wish to book your room with them, please contact ugr@viajeseci.es. The price includes complimentary breakfast and taxes.

HOTEL MACIA CONDOR 4* 

Address: Av. de la Constitución, 6, 18012 Granada

Single	64.27 EUR
Double	72.27 EUR

GRAND HOTEL LUNA DE GRANADA 4*

Address: Pl. del Guitarrista Manuel Cano, 2, 18004 Granada

Single	64.27 EUR
Double	79.00 EUR

HOTEL  GRANADA CENTER 4* 

Address: Av. de Fuente Nueva, s/n, 18002 Granada

Single	70.00 EUR
Double	80.00 EUR

HOTEL CATALONIA GRANADA 4* 

Address: Av. de Madrid, 10, 18012 Granada

Single	64.27 EUR
Double	76.00 EUR

HOTEL REINA CRISTINA 3*

Address: C. Tablas, 4, 18002 Granada

Single	64.27 EUR
Double	89.00 EUR

For many centuries a melting pot of cultures and civilizations, in particular a symbol of Muslim, Jewish and Christian co-existence and harmony during the Middle Ages, Granada today is a lively, modern city characterised not only by its unique historical, architectural and natural heritage but also by the calibre of its educational and research institutions, among them the University of Granada and five centres of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). These features ensure that Granada has a rich and vigorous cultural life. It is also a growing centre of corporate activities, particularly those related to new technologies and health care. All of this is offered to the visitor with the warm welcome and hospitality that is second nature to the people of Andalucía.

Granada, a UNESCO-denoted World Heritage site set in a stunning natural location, offers the 2.5 million tourists, both local and international, who visit every year a number of unique attractions, among them

• The elaborately decorated eleventh century Alhambra citadel, the finest surviving example of mediaeval Muslim architecture and decoration, with its extensive palace buildings and gardens perched on a hill above the city
• The Granada Cathedral, a superb exemplar of the Spanish Renaissance
• The city’s historic downtown
• The picturesque Albaicín quarter, on a hill with wonderful views of the Alhambra