MUSEO CUEVAS DEL SACROMONTE CENTRO DE INTERPRETACION DEL VALLE DEL DARRO

The museum of the Sacromonte Caves in Granada, Spain, tells the story of the Gypsies and bohemians who first lived in the caves in the 18th century. Bohemians and nomads of the present day still make up a sizable portion of the neighborhood's residents. It is also called the Museo Cuevas del Sacromonte Centro de Interpretación del Valle del Darro.

Museo Cuevas del Sacromonte Centro de Interpretación del Valle del Darro is located in the caves of the Sacromonte and will acquaint you with the history, culture, and natural environment of this special area of Granada. Situated between the Sacromonte and Albaycn neighborhoods, the Barranco de Los Negros offers breathtaking panoramas of the Alhambra and the Darro river valley (Valparaiso).

Learn about the traditions, history, and development of Sacromonte's residents by exploring ten caves that have been meticulously recreated to look as they did a century ago at this Ethnographic and Environmental Museum.

You can learn about the history of basketry, forging, ceramics, and weaving in addition to flamenco in Sacromonte by exploring the caves, which are decorated with the tools and basic elements that were used at the time.

There is also a Nature Classroom at the Sacromonte Museum where visitors can learn about the landscape, climate, local agriculture, and flora. There are a lot of culturally significant events and activities that happen here on a regular basis, so you could find something that piques your interest.

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Highlights

• When in Granada, be sure to visit the Sacromonte Caves Museum, also known as the Museo Cuevas del Sacromonte, for an educational and entertaining look at the city's rich cultural history.
• Wander through ten incredible caves and learn a great deal about the unique topography and rich history of the Gypsy people.
• Learn more about the Romani people, a type of Gypsy, and their long stay in these caves during the 18th century in Granada.
• Visit these fascinating caves turned into a museum and learn all about the amazing Gypsy way of life and culture.
• Throughout your travels, keep an eye out for vintage decorations, toolkits, and ancient handicrafts like ceramics, weaving, basketry, and forging.
• Get yourself to the Nature Room, where you can find out more about the plants and environment that facilitated the success and ease of their lives.
• Take in the breathtaking scenery of nature and the Alhambra as you make your way to the Darro valley from the trail.