Lorca’s family home in Valderrubio

Office of Federico García Lorca in his bedroom in Valderrubio, and in the background his parents’ bedroom.

The García Lorca family moved from Fuente Vaqueros, the village where three of the couple’s children were born (Federico, Francisco and Concha; Isabel would come into the world in Granada […]

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Huerta de San Vicente

St. Vincent Farmhouse, where Federico García Lorca's family spent their summers.

Federico García Lorca’s main residence in Granada was the Huerta de San Vicente (San Vicente Farmhouse), the country house where the family spent every summer from 1926 onwards; the place […]

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Federico García Lorca Center

Exterior of the Federico García Lorca Center in Romanilla square, Granada.

The Federico García Lorca Center is a cultural institution devoted to research on the life and work of the poet from Granada, as well as to the dissemination of his […]

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House of Bernarda Alba

House of Frasquita Alba, in Valderrubio, today converted into a museum. Federico García Lorca based his work 'The House of Bernarda Alba' on the experiences of the inhabitants of this house.

The house where Francisca Alba Sierra, Fraquista Alba, lived with her family and where Lorca was inspired for his famous tragedy The House of Bernarda Alba, premiered in 1945 in […]

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Plaza de los Aljibes

The Aljibes square is inside the grounds of the Alhambra in Granada, and in 1922 it was the venue for the first Deep Song Contest.

Plaza de los Aljibes in the Alhambra and its portentous viewpoint, scene of the 1922 Flamenco Song Contest, was a space built after the Christian annexation in 1492. Its name […]

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Barranco de Víznar

Víznar Ravine is located next to the road between Víznar and Alfacar, where mass graves of reprisals from Granada have been found.

Barranco de Víznar (Víznar Ravine) is a sloping edge of about 10,000 square meters that descends on a sharp and shady curve of the road between Alfacar and Víznar, declared […]

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Cortijo Daimuz

Cortijo Daimuz, country estate belonging to Lorca, where he spent moments of his childhood.

The farmhouse and the Daimuz Bajo estate, in the Valderrubio valley but belonging to the municipality of Pinos Puente, are linked to Federico García Lorca by two apparently contradictory facts: […]

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