Casa museo García Lorca

The Casa museo García Lorca sits in Granada's Parque Federico García Lorca and honors the famous Spanish poet. The property, once part of the Huerta de San Vicente, was purchased by Lorca's father in 1925 and served as the family's main residence. Over the following ten years, Lorca wrote many of his most important works here. In August 1936, he fled Franco's troops and left the house for the last time. Today the farmhouse has been turned into a museum, inviting you to explore the historic site. The surrounding park, with its tree-lined paths and palm trees, is open to the public during the day and provides a peaceful setting for experiencing the poet's literary legacy.