Lorca’s Granada

The Federico García Lorca House Museum in Valderrubio is a traditional two-story farmhouse located at number twenty Iglesia Street. Built in nineteen fifteen on the site of an earlier home, this building served as the family’s permanent…

The Museo Casa Natal Federico García Lorca is a traditional, white-walled farmhouse with a central courtyard located in the town of Fuente Vaqueros. Built in eighteen eighty, this building served as the family home where the poet Federico…

The Huerta de San Vicente is a two-story country house characterized by its modest architecture and the surrounding orchards of fruit trees. Originally built in the nineteenth century, it became the summer home of the García Lorca family…

A life-size bronze statue of the poet Federico García Lorca sits at a corner table inside this restaurant, marking the spot where he once held court. The restaurant stands on the site of the former Café Alameda, which served as the meeting…

The IES Padre Suárez stands out as a sprawling, neoclassical structure with modernistic, gothic, and catalanist touches, occupying a prominent position along the Gran Vía. Founded in eighteen forty-five as the Instituto Provincial de…

The Plaza de los Aljibes is an expansive, open esplanade situated in the trench that once separated the military Alcazaba fortress from the residential palaces of the Alhambra. This large, flat space is marked by the presence of massive…

Federico García Lorca Park in Alfacar is identified by a stone monolith standing near an old olive tree at its entrance. Inaugurated in nineteen eighty-six, this garden space was established by the Provincial Council of Granada to…