- Duration
- About 2 to 3 hours
- Group size
- 4–30 pax
- Destinations
- Granada & Sierra Nevada
Granada is one of the few cities in Spain where a tapa still comes with the drink. Most bars serve a small plate with your glass, and the variety can be surprising: some offer a different tapa at every visit, others keep a fixed menu.
The route is on foot, from bar to bar, through the centre and the lanes of the Albaicín. The group tastes, chats and moves from one neighbourhood to the next: a simple way to get to know each other and talk about the city.
For a team, the activity suits a welcome evening, a team-building moment or the close of a working day. We adapt the route to the size of the group and to any dietary requirements shared in advance.
Objectives
- Discover Granada's tradition of a tapa with each drink
- Create a relaxed, informal moment for the team
- Complement a dinner or a welcome evening
How it works
- 1A walk with a stop at each bar.
- 2A guide introduces the venues and their specialities.
- 3A drink and a tapa at each stop, according to the agreed format.
- 4Formats are set with you on request.
Good to know
- Some bars serve raciones: if you want tapas, ask for them. Quality and variety differ from one bar to the next.
- Wear comfortable clothes, as part of the route is over cobbles.
- Tell us about any allergies or diets before the outing.
Availability
Ask us about availability for your next event.
Frequently asked questions
Is the tapa really free?
In Granada the tapa usually comes with the drink, and its cost is generally included in the drink. Practices vary from one bar to the next.
Is the route suitable for guests who do not drink alcohol?
Yes. We flag this in advance so everyone finds a drink they like and the guide chooses suitable venues.
