GRANADA · ANDALUSÍA
Granada’s best days out.
The 5 most popular dining experiences in Granada. The ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Granada’s flamenco in a cave restaurant. See live palos, enjoy a 2-course or 5-course Andalusian dinner, and plan your way in.
Most Popular“The performers were amazing. I will say though that the audience was pretty disruptive. Staff tried to shush loud people but only worked so much. I went to a different flamenco show and preferred that since the audience was less disruptive”
Enjoy an intimate flamenco show in Granada’s Albaycín with dinner at Jardines de Zoraya, built around Andalusian flavors. 2.5 hours.
“Show was fantastic - great energy. Dinner was reasonable - really friendly and attentive customer service - would recommend for an introduction to flamenco.”
Spend an hour in Granada’s Sacromonte caves with dinner and a front-row flamenco show, guided in multiple languages, for $68.
“The Flamenco dinner & show was great! The food was tasty and the performances were lively! The singer, guitarist & dancers were all very talented and so much fun to watch & listen to! It’s really neat to experience flamenco dancing in a cave-style setting.”
Albaycín terrace dinner then a close flamenco show at Jardines de Zoraya in Granada, with great food and photo-friendly rules.
“Fantastic evening. Lovely terrace setting. The restaurateurs were all very friendly and professional. Food was excellent large portions very nicely presented. Flamenco dancing and singing was very entertaining.”
A guided Alhambra tour with the Nasrid Palaces and Generalife, then a satisfying Granada seafood meal with 3 courses and dessert.
The Alhambra and the old town, the Sierra and the villages beyond.
