Explore the winding streets of Granada before heading out to La Huerta de San Vicente. Here, see the summer home of the great Spanish poet: Federico García Lorca, and hear the history from your private guide. As you navigate the charming Andalusian streets, hear the stories and anecdotes behind the fascinating monuments you'll see in the neighborhood of La Magdalena. Retrace Lorca's footsteps on August 9th as he fled to the home of the Rosales family. Discover the history behind the Vega de Granada, how the city began and how it transformed in the nineteenth and twentieth century. Learn how Lorca lived and how the city of Granada influenced his work. Visit Mariana Pineda's last home, a century before the poet's birth. Then, continue to the Plaza de Gracia, a vibrant social scene in twentieth-century Granada. Finally, arrive at the house of La Huerta de San Vicente. Here, explore Lorca's summer house, which has since become a museum dedicated to preserving his legacy.

Travel back in time to go on a marvelous journey of discovery into the life of Federico García Lorca. Walk down the same streets he used to walk and visit the Fuente de las Batallas, the place where he was arrested prior to his execution. Take the chance to stop by at the houses in which he lived and imagine his daily life. Explore the Federico Centro Federico Garcia Lorca, a important reference point for contemporary culture, preserving the poet's legacy. Follow in the poet's footsteps with the help of your expert, professional tour guide, passionate about the artist. Finish the tour with a refreshing drink and tapas at Lorca's favorite restaurant, where he used to organize memorable gatherings.   

In this guided experience between Víznar and Alfacar, in the foothills of Sierra Nevada, what we call "Las Alpujarras". The walk through the trails is a maximum of 1 km, and we visit the Parque de Fuente Grande, which is where the victims of Francoism in Granada were buried. The star reference is the musician, director and great Granada poet Federico García Lorca, but without forgetting all the people who died unjustly because of the Spanish civil war. You delve into his death, his whereabouts so unknown and mysterious, his fears, his anguish and intuitions of his last weeks, also how the arrest and murder process unfolds, how he and his entire family were treated once murdered Federico and his brother-in-law, Concha's husband, all managed by the Granada phalanx. This tour is chilling and if you think that this tragic ending can leave a bad taste in your mouth, well, not everything is lost, Granadian victimes still have the memory and that we try to perpetuate so that we all recognize hate as a wrong attitude, that love, passion, empathy prevail, and we will win the war from Love or else, there will be no war. Federico finds himself in his work and without having intended it, to this day, Lorca is considered eternal. We don't hide, we love Federico