Granada Tapas Turu

Tapas is a way of life in Granada. This picoteo, or tapas bars hop, isn’t just about munching on good food and drinking, it’s also an important moment to socialize and have fun. But where can you experience this authentic community spirit in this enchanting Andalusian city? Our friendly and welcoming local guide will show you where! You’re in for a great time as you enjoy Granada’s nightlife with other foodies from around the world. But each tapa also tells a unique story about Granada’s past and present. It’s a tradition born of centuries-old customs, where Moorish, Spanish, and Mediterranean flavors left an indelible mark on its cuisine. This culinary mix gave rise to unique dishes, often with a balance between sweet and savory. And now it’s your chance to immerse yourself in this fascinating culture. Highlights: You’ll try 10 tapas dishes typical of the region. Jamón de Trevélez, special cured ham from the nearby Alpujarra Mountains, e nsalada Pipirrana, or la tortilla del Sacromonte are just some examples… During the weekdays, you can experience a typical local shop where you’ll learn how to cut cured ham or jamón serrano. Here you’ll try the most delicious local cheese, too. Granada is a university town, so you’ll go where also the students go. Enjoy a nice glass of vermouth and more tasty tapas in a trendy hotspot. Visit a family-owned tapas bar that dates back four generations. You have to know where to look to find this hidden gem. And we´ll take you there! Granada is famous for its many tea houses or teterías. With stunning views of the Alhambra, it´s the perfect way to finish this exciting tapas crawl tour. Alternatively, when Granada gets chilly in the winter, an excellent wine bar with scrumptious desserts will keep us warm. Sample the finest traditional food on this Granada Tapas Crawl! Food: A full dinner with about 10 succulent tapas and 4 local drinks Price per person: 69 € (adults, from 12 years); children 2–11 years: 49 €.