Granada is a historical and legendary city where The Alhambra, the most visited monument in Spain is located.  Granada has long enjoyed the privilege of witnessing major scientific and cultural developments which have emerged in response to the city's location at a veritable cultural crossroad, both as a key centre of medieval Islamic history and as the city that provided the impetus for the discovery of America and indeed for the entire Spanish Renaissance.

The University of Granada, founded in 1531 by the Emperor Charles V of Germany and I of Spain, currently serves more than 60,000 registered full-time students.  Apart from it's historical significance, Granada, surrounded by the incomparable natural beauty of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, is also attractive by it's proximity to the highest mountains  (above 3400 metres) in continental Spain and to it's tropical coast and beaches, privileged by sunny and warm weather all the year.  There will be many different opportunities to visit and get to know downtown Granada and many of it's attractive natural surroundings.

Venue address:

Granada Congress and Exhibition Centre, Spain

www.pcgr.org