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Follow the beat. Meet flamenco in Granada

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Guided tour through the Albaicín and Sacromonte where you will meet flamenco artists from Granada. Discover the flamenco origin, the history of the box and the peculiarities of the Granada grenadine. Enjoy musical brushstrokes while visiting viewpoints, squares and alleyways. A true experiential experience to feel flamenco in a different way. The group will be reduced to improve personal contact and coexistence with the environment. The route is drawn to pass through public fountains and water pillars.

  • Contact with the musician Manuel (explanation + musical strokes)
  • Contact with guitarist José (explanation + musical brushstrokes)
  • Contact with the singer Curro Albaicín and access to the cave (explanation)
  • Guided team of groups and musical selection
  • Not included: This activity is not a flamenco show.

This guided tour begins next to the statue of the dancer on the Paseo de los Tristes. Find our dark blue umbrella with the Andalusia 360 logo. We recommend being between 10 and 15 minutes before.

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  1. Discover the magic of one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. Apart from the Alhambra, the city has a great heritage from the Andalusian period, Christian monuments, historic neighborhoods and dream viewpoints that you cannot miss.

  2. In addition to the fabulous places that the Albaicín hides you will meet Manuel, a flamenco musician who will tell us the story of the box and show us some rhythms.

  3. We will walk through the Sacromonte between alleys, caves and viewpoints. Now it's time to meet a flamenco singer. We will do that in the gypsy neighborhood par excellence, where Curro will tell you about the zambra and its beloved neighborhood.

  4. The mythical viewpoint of Granada could not be missed in this guided tour. Here every day flamenco artists delight visitors.

  5. On the way to Sacromonte through the heights we will meet José. This artist will introduce us to the world of guitar and will delight us with flamenco chords.

  6. They say it is the oldest flamenco club in the world and enjoys a reputation and prestige of height. We will stop outside to know its history and that of some singers with an elf.

  7. We begin in a symbolic place, the statue of Mario Maya on the Paseo de los Tristes. Here one of the famous flamenco events, the Cante Jondo Festival, was held in 1961.

Public transportation options are available nearby Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health Suitable for all physical fitness levels The route is not suitable for people with reduced mobility or hearing or visual impairment The route is not recommended for children under 7 years (it lasts 3 hours) We recommend wearing comfortable shoes

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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