Host City: Granada
The Alhambra and Sierra Nevada
Granada is one of Spain’s most captivating historic and university cities, where centuries of culture meet a vibrant contemporary atmosphere. Set at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, the city is world-renowned for the Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the historic Albaicín and its spectacular views over the city and mountains.
Beyond its exceptional heritage, Granada offers lively neighborhoods, a rich cultural scene, renowned gastronomy, and a long-standing academic tradition. Its compact city center makes it easy to explore on foot and provides an inspiring setting for meeting, exchanging ideas, and discovering Andalusia.
Discover Granada
Experience Granada and its province through the official tourism video.
▶ GRANADA, SUEÑOS QUE SE VIVEN
Getting to Granada
Granada is easily accessible by air, train and coach.
By Air
Three convenient airport options for reaching Granada.
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By Train
Direct high-speed rail connections from major cities.
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By Coach
Frequent coach services from Málaga, Seville and beyond.
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Host Institution: University of Granada
Hospital Real, Rectorate of the University of Granada
Founded in 1531, the University of Granada (UGR) is one of Spain’s oldest and most prestigious universities. With more than 60,000 students and a strong international community, it is a major academic and research institution with deep roots in the city of Granada.
The UGR has seven campuses, five in Granada and two in Ceuta and Melilla, giving the University a unique presence across two continents. Its long academic tradition, international outlook, and close integration with the city make Granada an exceptional setting for COMPLEX NETWORKS 2026.
Founded 1531 · 60,000+ students · 7 campuses · 2 continents
Conference Venue
COMPLEX NETWORKS 2026 will take place on the University of Granada’s Fuentenueva Campus, with conference activities hosted in two nearby buildings: the Faculty of Sciences and the E.T.S. de Ingeniería de Caminos, Canales y Puertos.
Faculty of Sciences
Main Conference Building
Plenary sessions · Parallel sessions · Poster sessions
E.T.S. de Ingeniería de Caminos,
Canales y Puertos
Parallel sessions
The two buildings are located next to each other on the Fuentenueva Campus.
Faculty of Sciences
Main Conference Building.
Aula Magna — Plenary Sessions · 508 seats
Salón de Grados
Parallel Sessions · 108 seats
Main Hall
Poster Sessions & Coffee Breaks
E.T.S. de Ingeniería de Caminos, Canales y Puertos
Parallel Sessions
Aulas Magnas
The two conference buildings are located next to each other on the Fuentenueva Campus, allowing easy movement between plenary, parallel and poster sessions.
1. Granada Airport (GRX) — Closest Option
Federico García Lorca Granada–Jaén Airport is the closest airport, about 17 km from the city center. A direct airport bus reaches central Granada in approximately 45 minutes. AENA →
2. Málaga Airport (AGP) — Main International Gateway
Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport offers the widest range of international connections and is the main gateway for many participants. Direct ALSA coaches connect Málaga Airport with Granada. AENA →
3. Seville Airport (SVQ) — Alternative International Gateway
Seville Airport is another useful alternative. From the airport, take the EA airport bus to Sevilla Santa Justa railway station and continue to Granada by train. AENA →
Granada is connected to Spain’s high-speed rail network, with direct services from Madrid and Barcelona and connections with major Andalusian cities. RENFE →
Regular ALSA services connect Granada with Málaga, Seville and many other Spanish cities. ALSA →