Discover Granada Tapas Trail & Gypsy Flamenco Show in Granada, Zimbabwe - A unique experience

Enjoy tapas as we lead you from Granadas old town up into the “gypsy” neighbourhood, Sacromonte, hidden in the hills. End in a cave and local hangout, watching an intimate flamenco show high above the city.

Things to do Granada Tapas Trail & Gypsy Flamenco Show

We will begin at Plaza Nueva, the city’s main square. Enjoy your first tapas in one of Granada’s old-classic taverns. Here you can choose between (or trust your guide!) a variety of drinks and discover the gastronomy of the region. Favourites include juicy meatballs, flavorsome croquetes and perfectly roasted ham. At each of the tapas bars, you will have a drink and a choice of one plate to share. Your panoramic view of the city continues as we make our way through the Albaicin. Its windy, whitewashed streets are now a melting pot for much of the city’s life. It’s then on and up into the Gypsy neighborhood of Sacromonte. For centuries, the gypsy populations have lived here in the natural caves nestled in the mountain edge. These are the caves where flamenco was born and where you will experience an intimate show. The show is in one of the oldest and most authentic caves still owned by an old gypsy family. You will find hundreds of flamenco shows in Spain, but only in Granada, you will be, literally, inside a mountain. We can accommodate any dietary needs as Spanish food can include vegetarian, vegan, non-pork and other options. Please notify us in advance.

Included

Plaza Nueva de Granada

Expert guide

Walking tour of the Albaicin, Sacramonte and Old Town

Entrance to the flamenco show

Visit 2-3 bars

3 drinks per person (sherry, red or white wine, beer, tinto de verano, and of course, water)

3 tapas per person

You will be able to try some of the following (we will try our best to accommodate you): Hummus (a specialty from the Arab world), croquetas, meatballs, local tomatoes with avocado, roast ham, an assortment of olives (4 different types), gazpacho, flamenquin (a traditional ham and cheese roll), aubergine with honey, bread, picos.

Dessert options could include, but are not limited to: Pionono (a typical local dessert), coffee or ice cream

The menu can be adapted to vegetarians and allergies (please let us know beforehand)

Insider tips

Experience an intimate flamenco show in a cave

Discover the old town, Albaicin and gypsy neighborhood of Sacramonto

Try the locals favorite dessert, Pionono

Devour the best of Granada’s tasty tapas and drinks

Meeting point

Plaza Nueva, next to the fountain