Our Granada travel guide is structured to answer the practical questions travelers (and their advisors) usually ask: how many days are ideal, where to stay, how to move around the city, when to visit, what to book in advance, and how to avoid common pitfalls such as missing out on Alhambra tickets. Rather than a generic city description, it weaves together local recommendations, suggested itineraries, and links to specific tours and resources, so you can quickly turn inspiration into a workable plan.<\/p>\n
In this Granada travel guide,<\/strong> you\u2019ll find curated ideas for the best things to do in Granada<\/strong>, from exploring the Alhambra and Generalife<\/strong> to wandering the Albaic\u00edn and Sacromonte<\/strong>, planning the best tapas in Granada<\/strong>, or adding day trips from Granada<\/strong> to whitewashed villages, the Alpujarra, or the tropical coast. Use it as a practical tool when designing Granada itineraries<\/strong>, combining must-see monuments, flamenco, Arab baths, and gastronomy into seamless experiences in southern Spain.<\/p>\n Tapas are an essential part of the Granadian cuisine, which forms part of Andalusia. All those who enjoy this city find themselves wrapped up and spellbound by the sheer pleasure in this way of eating.<\/p>\n This old custom has survived for years and has been able to accommodate and incorporate the evolution of the New Granadian cuisine, one of the richest in Andalusia, thanks to its wide variety of products. Coming from the sea, \u00a0land, or mountain, all of them include the essential ingredients in the Spanish cuisine, like olive oil, but also Nasrid spices, all paired with magnificent wines.<\/p>\n Tapas originated as a concrete way of eating and drinking. It is called \u201cTapeo\u201d and consists of going from bar to bar, eating tapas. It is one of the best ways to know Granada. Trying out the specialities, exploring the streets, discovering the monuments, and, of course, the excellent food. It\u00b4s much more than having a beer; it is an art, it is something very close to the Granadian way of life. Not getting to know what \u201cTapeo\u201d means is to miss out on the spirits of the local people and their traditions.<\/p>\n The best bars in Granada to enjoy tapas are in Calle Navas, Bibrambla, Calle Elvira, Albaic\u00edn, Campo del Pr\u00edncipe, San Mat\u00edas, or Alhamar. We offer you a selection of bars and restaurants where you can take some tapas, but remember, you can also come with us on some of our guided tours in Granada to enjoy the legends and gastronomy of Granada with our professional guide.<\/p>\n \u201cTapear\u201d is to taste the city and become Granadian for a few moments. Going to the bar, ordering a beer or a glass of local wine, and getting ready for the first surprising tasting: scrambled eggs with ham, croquettes, fried aubergines, or some fried fish, never forgetting the local ham or some spoonful of special dishes, and many more things to discover in every bar of our city.<\/p>\n Enjoy!<\/p>\n The old Jewish neighborhood is an ideal spot to accomplish one of the most traditional costumes in Granada. It is located at the foot of the Alhambra. The tapas in the Realejo are unique because of their surroundings and their quality. You cannot miss them. In any case, remember you can enjoy tapas in some of our guided tours. Eating tapas with a guide makes a difference since they tell you about legends and stories while you are tasting them. They can even advise you about where else you can eat the best tapas.<\/p>\n Plaza del Padre Su\u00e1rez, 5<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 229 519<\/p>\n Restaurant located in an ancient convent. It offers a terrace, a bar, and XV century vaulted lounges, where you can enjoy a splendid glass of wine paired with their exquisite tuna specialties.<\/p>\n Placeta del Hospicio Viejo, 3<\/p>\n Phone: +34 630 718 569<\/p>\n Potemkin has a sunny terrace to enjoy delicious tapas and breakfast. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, you can have a tapa of sushi<\/p>\n Plaza Campo del Pr\u00edncipe, 12<\/p>\n Phone: +34 620 707 190<\/p>\n A \u00a0place to drink some cider and tapas from Asturias, just on the terrace in Campo del Pr\u00edncipe. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Plaza Campo del Pr\u00edncipe, 15<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 228 227<\/p>\n A cosy venue to taste a wide variety of cheese, Jans sausage, and pair them with the best wines<\/p>\n Plaza Campo del Pr\u00edncipe, 18<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 226 207<\/p>\n It is a family place ideal for eating traditional tapas and dishes on its terrace. We recommend you try their broad beans with ham.<\/p>\n Calle Huete, 2<\/p>\n Phone: +34 665 953 820<\/p>\n Cosy little wine tavern. Let waiters advise you and taste their creative homemade dishes in a quiet environment, next to Campo del Pr\u00edncipe. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Cuesta del Realejo, 10<\/p>\n El Jerg\u00f3n is a nice place in the centre of the Realejo, whose owner serves good value healthy vegan and vegetarian tapas.<\/p>\n Calle Molinos, 15<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 220 713<\/p>\n Located at the heart of the Realejo. For several years, they have offered a wide variety of selected tapas and rations, paired with the best wines in their wine cellar<\/p>\n Papaupa<\/strong><\/p>\n Calle Molinos, 16<\/p>\n Phone: 958 99 18 44<\/p>\n Cosy venue where Andalusian and Colombian cuisines are mixed in exquisite dishes and tapas. Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Calle Palacios, 17<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 228 128<\/p>\n Besides their tapas, Ajoblanco also works as a commissioned wine shop.<\/p>\n After seeing everything Granada has to offer, you cannot miss having some tapas in the Albaic\u00edn and Carrera del Darro. There is no better way to recharge yourself after a pleasant walk than enjoying the taverns and bars con the heart of a neighborhood called Humanity Heritage.<\/p>\n A short selection of our favourite options is down below:<\/p>\n Plaza Larga, 5<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 275 042<\/p>\n Located at the heart of the Albayzin neighbourhood, with two terraces: one in the same square and another in an adjacent patio. Its most famous tapas are migas\u00a0<\/em>(bread crumbs), squid, and deep-fried eggplant with cane honey. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Plaza Aliatar, 4<\/p>\n Quality food and a family atmosphere, placed in one of the Albayzin’s oldest squares. Don\u2019t miss its famous spicy snails.<\/p>\n El Horno de Paquito<\/strong><\/p>\n Calle San Buenaventura, 18<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 205 812<\/p>\n Cosy venue with a wide variety of home cooking tapas: migas<\/em>, brothy rice\u2026<\/p>\n Calle Pag\u00e9s, 15<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 285 311<\/p>\n Placed in the Albayzin neighbourhood, a good place to taste traditional Andalusian cuisine.<\/p>\n Calle Pag\u00e9s, 31<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 288 148<\/p>\n A perfect place to enjoy the best Andalusian gastronomy and its original and high-quality food. Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Placeta de San Miguel Bajo, 4<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 209 466<\/p>\n Bar Lara has a terrace placed in one of the most charming places in the Albaic\u00edn: Placeta de San Miguel Bajo. Perfect for a brief stop on your walk through the Albaicin, have a tapa and enjoy the good weather.<\/p>\n Cuesta de la Churra, 4<\/p>\n Phone: +34 625 090 818<\/p>\n At the foot of the Alhambra, enjoy the wonderful views of the Albayzin in a relaxed atmosphere.<\/p>\n Plaza Cementerio de San Nicol\u00e1s, 9<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 276 715<\/p>\n A nice terrace to have a break after visiting the famous Mirador de San Nicol\u00e1s. Tapas are plentiful and the wine list is very correct.<\/p>\n Cuesta de San Gregorio, 5<\/p>\n Phone: +34 649 115 068<\/p>\n Enjoy its terrace and its delicious tapas at the heart of the Albayzin area. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Placeta Cruz Verde, 6.<\/p>\n Phone:\u00a0+34 958 224 857<\/p>\n A perfect place to have breakfast or a quiet drink at reasonable prices. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Puente Espinosa, 15<\/p>\n Phone: +34 609 505 840<\/p>\n At the foot of the Alhambra, it is an ancient cistern turned into a tavern where you can taste good wines and gourmet tapas.<\/p>\n Carrera del Darro, 6<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 225 227<\/p>\n A cosy atmosphere by the river Darro, below the Alhambra. A perfect place to enjoy good tapas and portions.<\/p>\n Carrera del Darro, 19<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 049 449<\/p>\n A nice place by the river. Assorted high-quality tapas to enjoy a wonderful view of the Alhambra. Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Paseo de los Tristes, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 220 421<\/p>\n By the river Darro, they have cooked traditional tapas of Andalusian gastronomy for two decades.<\/p>\n Paseo de los Tristes, 3<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 228 306<\/p>\n At the foot of the Alhambra, a restaurant full of history where you can enjoy the best dishes of the local cuisine.<\/p>\n The area surrounding the City Hall (located at Plaza del Carmen) and Calle Navas is the downtown in Granada. Crowded with local people and visitors, the good atmosphere is assured.<\/p>\n Remember, we have some walking tours in Granada where you can taste tapas after learning about the legends of Granada.<\/p>\n Plaza del Carmen, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 223 737<\/p>\n The Puerta del Carmen is facing the City Hall of Granada. It is a prestigious tavern with an assorted menu and a peaceful atmosphere.<\/p>\n Calle Lepanto, 11<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 229 237<\/p>\n Behind the city hall, known for its careful decoration and friendly service. We especially recommend homemade croquettes.<\/p>\n Calle Piedra Santa, 15<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 070 988<\/p>\n Next to the city hall, highly reputed and awesome tapas. They have a wine list based on local denominations. Do not miss their huevos rotos <\/em>(broken eggs)\u00a0and gourmet toasts.<\/p>\n Calle Sarabia, 13<\/p>\n Phone: +34 858 120 692<\/p>\n Classic tavern with a cosy atmosphere and a large terrace to enjoy with friends. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Moras, 4<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 049 171<\/p>\n Steakhouse with a great tradition in portions and tapas. A good choice for meat lovers, cooked in an oak oven.<\/p>\n Calle Navas, 7<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 135 000<\/p>\n Pleasant place, with excellent food and treatment, decorated with quotes from customers. Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Calle Navas, 19<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 224 294<\/p>\n One of the most emblematic places in Granada, its tapas and portions are recognized among food lovers.<\/p>\n Calle Navas, 20<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 220 349<\/p>\n We recommend this place for its atmosphere and the quality of its tapas. The wine list is well chosen.<\/p>\n Calle Navas, 27<\/p>\n Phone: +34 657 340 241<\/p>\n Probably one of the best steakhouses. They have a great variety of meats and a very well-chosen wine list.<\/p>\n Calle Navas, 28<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 227 070<\/p>\n Los Diamantes is a famous place known for its tapas and its atmosphere. Do not miss a portion of fried fish.<\/p>\n This area is emblematic in Granada, one step to the centre, but not very often transited by tourists. A very good option to get to know the authentic local cuisine.<\/p>\n Calle Acera del Darro, 8<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 255 008<\/p>\n Founded in 1870, Casa Enrique is probably the most iconic in Granada. For more than a century, it has been a temple for those who adore eating and drinking well<\/p>\n Calle Rejas de la Virgen, 36<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 267 775<\/p>\n This cosy little venue, where you can enjoy big tapas and a wide selection of craft beers and wines from the Granada region. We recommend the snails and migas (crumbs)<\/p>\n Calle Ver\u00f3nica de la Virgen, 16<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 264 080<\/p>\n Bar \u00c1vila is the typical neighborhood bar, where the client can choose the tapa among a range of homemade food, but there is no doubt that the roast ham is the best of all.<\/p>\n Calle San Ant\u00f3n, 6<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 520 933<\/p>\n El Loft-Caf\u00e9 is a modern and cosy restaurant with a variety of Mediterranean tapas. It is well-known for its rice dishes. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle San Ant\u00f3n, 81<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 295 357<\/p>\n Modern and minimal gastrobar, to enjoy an avant-garde atmosphere and an update of traditional Andalucian cuisine.<\/p>\n Calle Mulhac\u00e9n, 14<\/p>\n Phone: +34 858 125 536<\/p>\n A whole classic in Granadian tapeo. This venue offers us reasonably priced homemade tapas and portions<\/p>\n Calle Conde Cifuentes, 31<\/p>\n Phone: +34 695 099 095<\/p>\n Excellent venue to enjoy a good chat with friends, while tasting tapas and portions.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Alhamar, 14<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 262 925<\/p>\n This restaurant counts on a wide range of tapas and portions, ideal to taste in a familiar atmosphere. We recommend fried aubergines.<\/p>\n Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Calle Alhamar, 21<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 265 378<\/p>\n Nace place to go eat and “tapear”. Tapas are healthy and cooked. They have a correct wine menu.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n The city centre is also a good place to have tapas around the Cathedral and at Bib-Rambla Square. We offer you our favourite venues.<\/p>\n Calle C\u00e1rcel Baja, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 283 848<\/p>\n A classic tavern beside the Cathedral tower. We highly recommend trying a salmorejo<\/em> tapa and their homemade croquettes. Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Plaza Romanilla, 10<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 277 530 Plaza Romanilla, 13<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 996 959<\/p>\n A nice terrace overlooking the Cathedral. Healthy tapas and good value for money. Vegetarian options available<\/p>\n Plaza Pescader\u00eda, 12<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 262 200<\/p>\n Restaurant specializing in fish and a well-chosen wine list<\/p>\n Plaza Pescader\u00eda, 14<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 267 587<\/p>\n Exclusive seafood restaurant with a good selection of products from our coasts.\u00a0Vegetarian and coeliac options available<\/p>\n Plaza de las Pasiegas<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 253 595<\/p>\n This little restaurant is modern, cosy, and well-located. The tapas and portions are of good quality. Vegetarian options available<\/p>\n Calle Tundidores, 10<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 560 986<\/p>\n Great option to try good wines and tasty tapas<\/p>\n Plaza Bib-Rambla, 9<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 520 228<\/p>\n Centro de Granada looks for the quality of their products using the best raw materials. Terrace during the summer time<\/p>\n Plaza Bib-Rambla, 16<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 262 070<\/p>\n Located in one of the most beautiful squares, a good option to taste good fish and rice. Terrace during the summertime.<\/p>\n Calle Jardines, 17<\/p>\n Phone:<\/p>\n Their tapas are a reflection of the Arabic influence in the local cuisine. Don\u2019t miss their couscous. Vegetarian and coeliac options available<\/p>\n Calle Ver\u00f3nica de la Magdalena, 40<\/p>\n Only open at night. A paradise for spicy food lovers, we recommend tasting the most exotic dishes on the menu. Vegetarian options available<\/p>\n Calle Gracia, 21<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 252 775<\/p>\n A small tavern frequented by flamenco lovers. They are specialists in local wines and high-quality tapas.<\/p>\n Calle M\u00fasico Vicente Zarzo, 3<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 254 384<\/p>\n A traditional restaurant is placed in the city centre. Good choice to taste homemade stews or its famous olla de San Ant\u00f3n<\/em> when it\u2019s really cold outside<\/p>\n Calle Mart\u00ednez Campos, 17<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 254 393<\/p>\n A stylish restaurant with a long career preparing tapas and choosing good wines.<\/p>\n Keep walking through Granada to know the best bars and feel the flow of the most crowded streets and squares. At the Realejo neighborhood, near the City Hall, you can see Campillo Square and Calle San mar\u00edas. Here are our favorite places:<\/p>\n Plaza del Campillo, 9<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 223 364<\/p>\n At the heart of Granada, beside the Palacio de Bibataubin, we find this restaurant full of tradition and history, a meeting point for Federico Garc\u00eda Lorca, Falla, and other intellectuals who took part in the coterie “El Rincincillo”. We advise you on the Oxtail and the seasonal snails<\/p>\n Plaza Mariana Pineda, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 635 561 846<\/p>\n La Esquinita de Javi is a cosy venue, perfect for enjoying a good portion of fried fish<\/p>\n Plaza de los Campos, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 225 770<\/p>\n Whether you want to have breakfast or a tapa, they offer high-quality products and freshly sliced ham.<\/p>\n Calle Andorra, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 221 454<\/p>\n With a wide tradition of tapas and portions, we are fond of their ensaladilla rusa and their selection of wines<\/p>\n Calle San Mat\u00edas, 8<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 220 139<\/p>\n If you love listening to good music at the bar table, with a friendly atmosphere, and at the same time you are tasting original tapas, Loop is your place.<\/p>\n Calle Rosario, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 649 855 575<\/p>\n Ideal to enjoy big tapas along with a fresh beer. We recommend coal octopus and huevos rotos (broken eggs) with foie.<\/p>\n Vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n Calle de la Virgen del Rosario, 10<\/p>\n Phone: +34\u00a0642 519 666<\/p>\n The restaurant is well known for its authentic and creative cuisine. You constantly enjoy different dishes, always surprising for their presentation, quality, and taste.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Virgen del Rosario, 7<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 221 984<\/p>\n This is one of the most authentic places in Granada, where Granadians and tourists used to get together, because it is in the city centre. We recommend their eggs with ham<\/p>\n Calle Virgen del Rosario, 11<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 225 248<\/p>\n It is a cosy little tavern, very well-known in Granada, recommended to enjoy a glass of wine, tapas, and sausage from the region.<\/p>\n Calle Varela, 10<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 215 275<\/p>\n El Rosario Varela is a perfect venue to enjoy original and elaborated tapas.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available<\/p>\n A journey through the best tapas places in Plaza Nueva and Calle Elvira: bars, restaurants, cellars, and taverns. You can go on your own, or end some of our walking tours in Granada with a Tapa and listen to our personalized recommendation.<\/p>\n Plaza Nueva, 12<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 228 846<\/p>\n Classic Andalusian Tavern located on the way to access the Alhambra, ideal to enjoy their montados and imported beers.<\/p>\n Avenida de los Reyes Cat\u00f3licos, 42<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 229 327<\/p>\n Founded in 1900, La Cueva is located in the city centre in Granada, ideal for tasting the best sausages and hams after visiting the Alhambra.<\/p>\n Avenida de los Reyes Cat\u00f3licos, 61<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 224 631<\/p>\n Restaurant founded in 1917, where you can taste traditional Granadian cuisine.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Monjas del Carmen, 2<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 222 595<\/p>\n This venue offers a great variety of high-quality wines, which you can enjoy in a warm atmosphere. A must stop for those who love good wines.<\/p>\n Calle Imprenta, 6<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 221 139<\/p>\n This bar, located in a narrow street off Plaza Nueva, is perfect and cosy. It’s known for its famous rosca.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Pan, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 225 143<\/p>\n Located near Plaza Nueva, Bar Le\u00f3n is the typical bar in Granada that serves traditional Andalusian cuisine at very reasonable prices.<\/p>\n Calle Elvira, 13<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 221 411<\/p>\n The flavor and the tradition of the authentic, ideal to take a break and enjoy a good glass of local wine and their tapas. Try the homemade croquettes.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Elvira, 41<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 227 896<\/p>\n The Babel offers typical dishes from all over the world. It also has a huge variety of craft local beers.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Elvira, 70<\/p>\n Phone: +34 663 68 18 09<\/p>\n Tapas in this bar are original, homemade, and based on the Italian and French cuisine. The venue is cosy, with one of the few terraces available in Calle Elvira.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Cetti-Meriem, 7<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 227 969<\/p>\n Typical place for tapeo, very lively and an excellent relation between quality and price. It offers a range of imported beers.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Almireceros, 1<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 215 464<\/p>\n It is one of the most traditional venues in the city. Typical and traditional bar, where good tapas and portions are served.\u00a0 Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Almireceros, 5<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 220 975<\/p>\n An ideal atmosphere for couples or small groups of friends, where smells and flavors are the most original protagonists. Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Almireceros, 12<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 994 616<\/p>\n Bar with a typical ambiance of tapas, where you can choose your tapa among a huge range of sandwiches.<\/p>\n Vegetarian and coeliac options available.<\/p>\n Calle Joaqu\u00edn Costa, 10<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 223 222<\/p>\n A traditional cellar that has been working for more than half a century. Perfect to taste a good ham or sausage tapa along with a variety of Andalusian wines.<\/p>\n The city of Granada has recovered the old tradition of the Tea Houses. A great pleasure to relax in any of the Moorish tea houses of the city, drinking aromatic, fruit, flower & many different teas.<\/p>\n Calderer\u00eda Nueva 11<\/p>\n Tel: 958227936<\/p>\n C\/ Santa Ana 16<\/p>\n Tel: 9582210205<\/p>\n C\/ Ba\u00f1uelo 5 (Placeta de la Concepci\u00f3n)<\/p>\n Tel: 958224197<\/p>\n Calderer\u00eda Nueva 11<\/p>\n Tel: 958229429 \/\/ 958229920<\/p>\n Calderer\u00eda Nueva 7<\/p>\n Tel: 958229170<\/p>\n C\/ Gracia 32<\/p>\n Tel: 670502586<\/p>\n Granada offers a wide range of activities to do during your time with us. You may choose from an Alhambra tour, the historical city, day tours to the Alpujarra, white little villages in the mountains, and to the coast. You may as well spend your time relaxing in one of our Arab baths, with a massage following the old tradition of the Hammam.<\/p>\n As well, you may enjoy one of the most special and exclusive flamenco shows, the \u201cZambra\u201d, held in the typical caves of Sacromonte, something that you can do in the evening.<\/p>\n But, in addition, you can invest your time with us doing any of the many outdoor activities offered.<\/p>\n If you plan your time properly, you won\u2019t miss any of the interesting activities we have for you. We can provide any advice you need. Please tell us your interests, your time available, and we will try to help you get the best out of your vacation with us. Please write to booking@ciceronegranada.com.<\/p>\n This is the list of places in the city of Granada where you can have the relaxation you are looking for after a long day visiting our city and monuments. Granada has recovered the old Hammam tradition with a selection of Arab Baths as well as modern urban spas where you can recover with a bath & a massage.<\/p>\n C\/ San Miguel Alta 41<\/p>\n Tel: 958522867<\/p>\n Calle Arteaga 3 (entrada por Hostal Arteaga)<\/p>\n Tel: 958 80 63 77<\/p>\n Santa Ana 16<\/p>\n Tel: 958229978<\/p>\n C\/ Seminario 6<\/p>\n Tel: 958263257<\/p>\n Plaza General Emilio Herrera 3<\/p>\n Tel: 692210901\/\/625038100<\/p>\n C\/ Periodista Luis Seco de Lucena 7 Bajo 5<\/p>\n Tel: 958150892<\/p>\n Tel: 958770137<\/p>\n Granada and its orography are ideal for the practice of adventure sports and active tourism. If you cannot keep quiet and you are not got enough from intense cultural activity, Granada is your place, because you can choose from many other options to enjoy nature in the province and a lot of things that it may offer to visitors.<\/p>\n Calle San Miguel Alta, 41<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 522 867<\/p>\n www.aljibesanmiguelgranada.com<\/a><\/p>\n Calle Santa Ana, 16<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 229 978<\/p>\n www.granada.hammamalandalus.com<\/a><\/p>\n Calle Arteaga, 3<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 806 377<\/p>\n www.banosdeelvira.es<\/a><\/p>\n Calle Seminario, 6<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 263 257<\/p>\n www.solyaguagranada.es<\/a><\/p>\n Plaza del General Emilio Herrera, 3<\/p>\n Phone: +34 692 210 901<\/p>\n www.termasaje.es<\/a><\/p>\n Calle P\u00e1rraga, 9<\/p>\n Phone: +34 674 038 749<\/p>\n Granada is a place of wisdom, ideal to work out our concerns and learn Spanish, Arabic, and flamenco, one of the essences of the city. In addition to its known and reputable university, you can learn in the best schools in Granada.<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 215 660<\/p>\n www.clm-granada.com<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 205 863<\/p>\n www.castila.es<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 204 535<\/p>\n www.glorca.com<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 256 875<\/p>\n www.escuela-montalban.com<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 629 056 743<\/p>\n www.ideagranada.com<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 228 602<\/p>\n www.cegri.es<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 293 732<\/p>\n www.inmsol.es<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 644 713 208<\/p>\n www.darloughat-granada.org<\/a><\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 221 062<\/p>\n www.carmencuevas.com<\/a><\/p>\n The city of Granada offers a wide range of flamenco shows, \u00a0called \u201cZambra\u201d in Granada. The gipsy tradition in Granada is one of the oldest in Spain. The flamenco sung and danced in Granada is distinguished by its temperament, freedom, and expressivity. Granada has given to the Flamenco universe some of the most important singers and dancers who, while still children, already showed their art in the famous Sacromonte caves. The \u201cZambra\u201d is a unique expression of flamenco that you can enjoy in the city of Granada, facing the incredible skyline of the Alhambra palaces.<\/p>\n If you are interested in knowing more about the wide range of Flamenco shows in our city, don\u2019t hesitate to contact us. We will try to give you the best possible advice at hellocicerone@gmail.com<\/p>\n Camino del Sacromonte, 9<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 224 525<\/p>\n www.cuevaslostarantos.com<\/a><\/p>\n Camino del Sacromonte, 70<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 227 129<\/p>\n www.cuevalarocio.es<\/a><\/p>\n Camino del Sacromonte, 89<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 121 183<\/p>\n www.marialacanastera.com<\/a><\/p>\n Barranco de los Negros, 5<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 228 476<\/p>\n www.ventaelgallo.com<\/a><\/p>\n Restaurante Jardines de Zoraya<\/strong><\/p>\n Calle Panaderos, 32<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 206 266<\/p>\n www.jardinesdezoraya.com<\/a><\/p>\n Pe\u00f1a Plater\u00eda<\/strong><\/p>\n Plaza de Toqueros, 7<\/p>\n Phone: +34 958 210 650<\/p>\n www.laplateria.org.es<\/a><\/p>\n Enjoy the most important monuments and museums Granada has to offer. Many of these monuments, sites, and museums are included in our guided walking tours. Contact us if you are interested in any of them.<\/p>\n Granada has a wide range of monuments and buildings from the Muslim medieval times as well as from the Christian Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and modern styles. An important variety of mudejar and Moorish churches, monasteries and convents, Moorish houses and Christian aristocratic caravansars and, of course, the Albayzin neighbourhood, UNESCO protected as world cultural heritage. Obviously, we cannot forget the Alhambra, our most famous monument.<\/p>\n Many of these monuments are included in our guided walking tours. Please ask us for information about our walking tours and guided visits.<\/p>\n Real de la Alhambra s\/n<\/p>\n Phone: 958027900<\/p>\n International telephone for bookings: +34-915379178<\/p>\n This monument is included in our Alhambra tours<\/a><\/p>\n Opening times<\/strong>:<\/p>\n November to February<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Monday to Sunday 8:30-18:00 hours<\/p>\n Thursday to Saturday 20:00- 21:00 hours<\/p>\n March to October<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Monday to Sunday 8:30 \u2013 20:00 hours<\/p>\n Tuesday to Saturday 22:00-23:30 hours<\/p>\n Calle Real de la Alhambra<\/p>\n Phone: 958221440<\/p>\n This monument is included in our Alhambra and Generalife tour<\/a><\/p>\n OPENING TIMES<\/strong>: Monday to Sunday 9:00-20:00 hours<\/p>\n Paseo de los M\u00e1rtires s\/n<\/p>\n Phone: 958227953<\/p>\n OPENING TIMES<\/strong><\/p>\nTapas in Granada<\/h2>\n
Tapas in Granada. Realejo Quarter & Campo del Pr\u00edncipe<\/h3>\n
Alacena de las Monjas<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Potemkin<\/strong><\/h4>\n
El Trasgu<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Rossini<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna Toffe<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Taberna de Kafka<\/strong><\/h4>\n
El Jerg\u00f3n<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Los Altramuces<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Ajoblanco<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Tapas in Granada. Albayzin and Paseo de los Tristes<\/h3>\n
Bar Aixa<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Los Caracoles<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Entra\u00edya<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Casa Torcuato<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Lara<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Huerto del Loro<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Kiki<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna 22<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Caf\u00e9 4 Gatos<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Tabernilla del Darro<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Ras<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Fontana<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Rabo de Nube<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Casa 1899<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Tapas in Granada. Town hall and Navas Street<\/h3>\n
Puerta del Carmen<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna Gamboa<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna El Mentidero<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna Los Trastos<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Mes\u00f3n Alegr\u00eda<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Chopera<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Las Copas<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Chicot\u00e1<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Entrebrasas<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Los Diamantes 1<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Tapas in Granada. Alhamar and San Anton Streets<\/h3>\n
Casa Enrique<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Rinc\u00f3n de Crist\u00f3bal<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar \u00c1vila<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Loft Caf\u00e9<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Oleum<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna Britania<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna El Sacacorchos<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Blanca Paloma<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Pensadores<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Tapas in Granada. Bib-Rambla Square and Cathedral<\/h3>\n
Taberna Al pie de la torre<\/h4>\n
Los Giardinos<\/h4>\n
\nItalian bar in front of the Cathedral with a terrace and lunch menu. Vegetarian and coeliac options available<\/p>\nBasil Granada<\/h4>\n
Oliver<\/h4>\n
Marisquer\u00eda Cunini<\/h4>\n
Rollo<\/h4>\n
Taberna masquevinos<\/h4>\n
Centro de Granada<\/h4>\n
Restaurante Bri\u00f1as<\/h4>\n
Om-Kalsum<\/h4>\n
Bar P\u00f6e<\/h4>\n
Enoteca Pacurri<\/h4>\n
La Pililla<\/h4>\n
Restaurante las Tinajas<\/h4>\n
Tapas in Granada. San Mat\u00edas and Campillo Square<\/h3>\n
Chikito<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Esquinita de Javi<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna de Jam<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Hoces<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Loop<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna el Aviso<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Pajuana<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Patio Braserito<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna La Tana<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Rosario Varela<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Tapas in Granada. Plaza Nueva and Calle Elvira<\/h3>\n
La Gran Taberna<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Cueva de 1900<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Los Manueles<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Casa de Vinos La Brujidera<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Minotauro<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bar Le\u00f3n<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Taberna Salinas<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Babel World Fusion<\/strong><\/h4>\n
A Los Buenos Chicos<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Riviera<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bodegas Casta\u00f1eda<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Vinoteca<\/strong><\/h4>\n
La Buena vida<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Bodegas La Mancha<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Tea Houses in Granada<\/h2>\n
Kasbah<\/h4>\n
Teter\u00eda Ba\u00f1os Arabes<\/h4>\n
El Ba\u00f1uelo<\/h4>\n
Dar Ziryab<\/h4>\n
Alfaguara<\/h4>\n
Teter\u00eda Gharnata<\/h4>\n
Tourist Activities<\/h2>\n
Arab Baths and Spas in Granada<\/h3>\n
Aljibe San Miguel<\/h4>\n
Ba\u00f1os de Elvira Spa<\/h4>\n
Hammam Al Andalus<\/h4>\n
Sol y Agua<\/h4>\n
Japanese Termas<\/h4>\n
Aquaterm Granada<\/h4>\n
Spa in Lanzaron<\/h4>\n
Sports and outdoor activities<\/h3>\n
Aljibe de San Miguel<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Hammam Al \u00c1ndalus<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Ba\u00f1os de Elvira<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Sol y Agua<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Termas japonesas Termasaje<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Beer Spa<\/strong><\/h4>\n
www.beerspain.com<\/a><\/h4>\n
Schools and Academies in Granada<\/h3>\n
Centro de Lenguas Modernas de la Universidad de Granada<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Castila<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Centro de Espa\u00f1ol Garc\u00eda Lorca<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Escuela Montalb\u00e1n<\/strong><\/h4>\n
I.D.E.A.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Academia Cegr\u00ed<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Instituto Mediterr\u00e1neo Sol<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Arabic Schools<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Dar Loughat Granada<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Academias de flamenco<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Carmen de las Cuevas<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Flamenco shows in Granada<\/h3>\n
Cueva Los Tarantos<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Cueva La Roc\u00edo<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Zambra Mar\u00eda la Canastera<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Venta El Gallo<\/h4>\n
Monuments, museums, and places of interest in Granada<\/h2>\n
Monuments and places of interest in Granada<\/h3>\n
The Alhambra and Generalife<\/h4>\n
Parador Nacional de San Francisco ( 4* hotel in the Alhambra)<\/h4>\n
Carmen de los M\u00e1rtires<\/h4>\n