Manuel de Falla Museum in Granada

The museum is located in the Anteque-pox Alta, in the Carmen del Ave María, near the Alhambra. 70 years later, after the departure of the old musician to Argentina, his house in Granada reopened its doors after the restoration. It was flooded with personal items, many of them have never left the house, probably because the composer was planning to return soon.

Bergamin, who saw him taking the boat, asked him: "When you think back, maestro? He replied: "When all the Spanish have agreed" (Falla traveled to Argentina, where he died in Alta Gracia, in the Sierra de Cordoba on September 14, 1946).

Manuel de Falla left Spain fearing that he could be murdered as his friend Federico García Lorca. His piano, his desk, bed and other items were left in the house. It also contains many of the gifts he received: figurines of Picasso, some presents from Miguel de Unamuno, a picture from Daniel Vázquez Days, etc.

Contact Details

Address: Manuel de Falla Museum, Paseo de los Martires s/n, 18009 Granada
Phone: 958 222 188

Timetable of Manuel de Falla Museum

September-June:
Tue-Sun: 10:00-14:00 h, last entrance at 13:30 h
Mondays and Holidays: closed
Groups: appointment is necessary, open for groups only on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

July-August:
Museum open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

How to Reach Manuel de Falla Museum

You can reach the museum in Alhambra Bus, the routes 30 and 32, bus stop 'Carmen de los Martires'.

Entrance Prices

Ticket: 2 euros
Children and people more than 65 year old: 1 euro
For groups 1 euro per person