Alpujarra Granadina Postal Codes: 18400 to 18710 | Granada, Andalucía

Key Facts

Alpujarra Granadina is a comarca (county) located in the southeastern part of the province of Granada, within the autonomous community of Andalucía, Spain. This mountainous region stretches along the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains, forming a distinct geographical area characterized by its dramatic terrain, white-washed villages, and rich cultural heritage. Covering approximately 1,140 square kilometers, Alpujarra Granadina is home to around 25,000 residents distributed across its picturesque towns and villages. The comarca is administratively divided into 24 municipalities, each with its own unique character and traditions, including notable towns such as Órgiva, Lanjarón, and Trevélez. Historically, this area served as the last refuge of the Moorish population in Spain after the fall of Granada in 1492, leaving a lasting architectural and cultural influence visible in its distinctive flat-roofed houses and intricate irrigation systems known as acequias. The region's economy traditionally relied on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of chestnuts, olives, and grapes, though tourism has become increasingly important due to the area's natural beauty and hiking opportunities along the famous GR-7 and Sulayr trails. For those seeking detailed postal code information for the various municipalities within Alpujarra Granadina, our comprehensive database provides accurate and up-to-date addressing data for all 24 administrative divisions.

Neighboring Regions

• Costa Tropical
• Vega de Granada
• Comarca de Guadix
• Alpujarra Almeriense