Tours

Attending a congress in a city like Granada is a good excuse to build in some time for sightseeing, and organized tours are often available for delegates who want a guided introduction rather than figuring out logistics themselves.

The Alhambra is the obvious highlight for most visitors — a guided tour typically covers the palace complex, gardens, and fortifications, and booking ahead is generally worth it given how popular the site is with visitors well beyond congress attendees.

Beyond the Alhambra, official city tours often cover a broader route through Granada’s historic quarters, hitting a good number of monuments and viewpoints in a single guided outing, which is a practical option for anyone with limited free time between conference sessions.

Congresses of this size sometimes organize a broader social program alongside individual tours — a welcome reception and a larger social event later in the congress are fairly standard, giving attendees a chance to see the city and socialize outside the formal sessions.

For current tour options, pricing, and social program details for an upcoming ICN, check that edition’s own tours and social program page.