Granada: The soul of flamenco

The soul of flamenco is a gentle walk through Granada's most historic areas, discovering how the city's past shaped the birth of flamenco.

We begin at San Gil y Santa Ana, where Granada's blend of cultures appears in its Mudejar architecture.
Then we visit a 15th-century Nasrid palace, followed by another palace where we talk about the Spanish Inquisition and the early roots of flamenco.

At the statue of Mario Maya, you'll learn about the Romani history that lies at the heart of this art.
In the Palacio de los Córdova, we explore local gastronomy and daily life.

We continue to the Carmen de la Victoria to understand the Albayzín and its traditional houses, and take a short rest at Casa del Chapiz.

Then comes Sacromonte, the world's most iconic flamenco neighborhood. We walk through its cave homes and uncover how flamenco grew in this unique place.

We finish at the Mirador de San Nicolás and the Carmen de los Geranios, offering unforgettable views of the Alhambra.

A relaxed route, deep stories, and the true soul of Granada.