Sacromonte Caves Museum - Recreated Gypsy Houses and Tools Collection
This Ethnographic Museum helps you understand the history, culture and nature of such a unique neighborhood in Granada.
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Alhambra + Albaicín + Sacromonte: a perfect combination of a guided tour of the Alhambra in the morning and a guided tour of the Albaicin and Sacromonte in the afternoon.The Sacromonte Caves Museum is located in the Barranco de los Negros, in the Sacromonte district, offering stunning views of the Alhambra and the Darro Valley (Valparaiso).
It is very close to the historic Albaicin district,
a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In this museum ten caves have been recreated as they were 100 years ago, allowing visitors to learn about the living conditions and trades of its inhabitants.
You can also learn about the origins of flamenco here, in the Sacromonte district.
A part of the museum is dedicated to nature, offering information about the flora, fauna,
climate, landscape, and agriculture of the area.
Many cultural activities and events take place here throughout the year, including guided tours (available only in Spanish), walking tours in the area, live flamenco shows, and summer cinema. Be sure to check the program before your visit.
Map of the Museum of Sacromonte
Here you can see the map of the Museum of Sacromonte, which will help you navigate and explore all the spaces and exhibitions they offer.
Click on the map to enlarge it if you have difficulty viewing it clearly.
Sacromonte Museum Admission Price
- The price of an individual ticket to the museum is 5 euros.
- Self-guided tours: reduced price of 4 euros per person for groups of more than 10.
The tour includes a brief introduction. Teachers or accompanying guides are admitted free of charge. Reservations must be made at least 72 hours in advance. - Family guided tour: a visit of approximately 1 hour, accompanied by a Museum guide. Groups of 1 to 10 people. A 50-euro supplement applies if the tour is conducted in English.
- Guided tours for groups are 6 euros per person. Groups of 10 or more are welcome. Teachers or guides accompanying the group are admitted free of charge, up to a maximum of 10% of the total group. A 50-euro supplement applies if the tour is conducted in English.
To book guided tours, please email: info@sacromontegranada.com Availability will be confirmed upon receipt of your request.
Sacromonte Museum Opening Hours
Summer Opening Hours
From March 15th to October 14th: open from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, every day.
Winter Opening Hours
From October 15th to March 14th: open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, every day.
Closed:
December 25th and January 1st.
The visit lasts approximately one hour, but you are welcome to stay and enjoy the space for as long as you like.
During July and August, enjoy flamenco shows on Mondays and Wednesdays, and open-air cinema on Tuesdays and Thursdays, always at 10:00 PM.
How to Get to the Museum of Sacromonte
You can reach the Sacromonte Museum by taking bus C34, leaving from Plaza Isabel Católica (near the Cathedral) and getting off at the 'Sacromonte 2'.
Alternatively, you can take bus C31, C32, or C34 to the Albaicin, get off at 'Peso de la Harina', and take a short walk. The stunning views are definitely worth the effort.
More Information in Sacromonte Buses.
A taxi ride from the Cathedral will cost you around 8 euros.
Address
Barranco de los Negros s/n, 18010 Granada, Spain.
Phone
958 215 120.
Email
info@sacromontegranada.com
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A must see museum in Granada
Sacromonte Museum shows how the gypsies in Sacromonte lived (actually some of them are still living in the caves in this area), the history of flamenco and the history of the region. The museum has several little caves carved in stone painted in white.
It's a bit of walk uphill to reach the museum but the views on the way are amazing. This is a must see museum, probably there is no other city in Spain that has the museum about gypsies life, at least of this size.
Very good information posters
The museum gives you a good idea of how people lived in Sacromonte. Very good information provided, not just a simple sign with the name of the cave but very detailed descriptive information in English, you do not need to buy a book to learn about the history of this area.
Museum has about 10 caves, each cave shows a different aspect of gypsies’ life.
It’s a 20 minutes’ walk uphill to get there starting from Paseo de los Tristes, if you are not fit probable it is better to take a bus or a taxi. If you walk, take some water and bring your walking shoes.
Great museum and fantastic view of the Alhambra
The museum is located in Sacromonte district, the birthplace of Flamenco, on the hill overlooking the Alhambra. You can go to Plaza de San Nicolas in the Albaicin (also up the hill) first and then visit the museum, so you would need to climb twice.
Lots of written information in English and signs so you need at least an hour to see and read everything. People actually lived in these caves until recently.
The entry fee is 5 euros, very reasonable price.
There is also a nice snack bar, so you can have a cold beer and enjoy the fantastic view of the Alhambra and the mountains.
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Authentic caves inside the rock
The Sacromonte is an authentic district that hasn't change much during several centuries.
The museum shows 11 houses caved inside the rock with beds, furniture, traditional crafts, tools for farming and other elements of everyday life.
Also you can enjoy amazing view of Granada and the Alhambra.
Practical advice
Unique museum. Here you can learn about the history of its people, the history of flamenco, the development of the cave houses and everyday life of gypsies.
If you have a car, do not drive; do not risk getting a fine, this area is full of restricted zones only local residents to pass through. Just take a bus or a taxi.
Taxi would cost you 6-8 euros from the centre of Granada, if you are a family of four it would be almost the same as paying 4 bus tickets.
