If you're craving adventure, this ethnographic museum is a must-visit! Nestled in caves, it offers insights into the 18th-century Gypsy settlers, the region's diverse geography, and its history. Plus, enjoy breathtaking views of Alhambra!

Discover the Gypsies' settlement in Granada in the 18th century, nestled on the slopes of Cerro de San Miguel. Explore ten recreated caves showcasing their cave-dwelling lifestyle and vibrant culture. Witness early decorations, traditional handicrafts, and learn about their agricultural practices and the local climate in the Nature Room. The museum also features a nature path leading to a full-scale model of the Darro valley, offering sensational views over the valley and the Alhambra.