Lorca and Granada places where Federico García Lorca spent his childhood and youth allows us delve into his poetry.

Touring the Vega, leaving at your side the Choperas that gave shade to his writings, and then on to Fuente Vaqueros where the Poet Federico was born in 1898, then continue on your way to Valderrubio, where he first lived and then enjoyed his summers during his childhood. Federico was inspired here creating his most important works like “The House of Alba” full of people from the town.

Museum House Lorca

Taking a guided tour of the Casa Museo, Traditional Work House, where the essence of the era is seen, and where the poet’s memorable material is kept with objects that belonged to the Garcia Lorca family. Here is when he left, during his adolescence, for his studies in Granada, where you will be able to walk with a guide to the places where he lived, passing by the Hotel on Tablas street, the House of Luis Rosales, where Lorca took refuge when they were going to arrest him. Only the patio remains of it.

There is also the possibility of visiting “La Huerta de San Vicente” (when construction is finished) a house that belonged to the family before leaving for the United States and leaving it in charge of a cousin.

HuertaSanVicente

They will finish with an aperitif in Chikito Restaurant the Old “Cafe Alameda” where between 1915 and 1929 the famous literary gathering of “El Rinconcillo” met, where the most prominent intellectuals, politicians, and artists of the time took part, such as Federico García Lorca, his brother Francisco, Manuel de Falla and a very young Andrés Segovia among others, an unrepeatable generation.

We will prepare for you:

• 4 * or 5 * or Boutique Hotels
• Pick up at the hotel by the Guide and a VIP Vehicle
• A visit to Casa Fuentevaqueros and Casa Museo Valderrubio (Tuesday to Saturday)
• A visit to Casa Huerta de San Vicente (when the works are finished)
• Return to Granada and walk through the corners of Granada where Federico had been
• An aperitif at Chikito Restaurant

“I would leave All my Soul in this book” Federico García Lorca