Huerta de San Vicente

Huerta de San Vicente, in Granada’s Parque García Lorca, was the García Lorca family’s summer home from 1926 to 1936. The house is now a museum preserving its original rooms, furniture, paintings and family objects. It gives a close look at the early 20th-century home where Federico García Lorca wrote poems and plays. Hourly guided visits bring the rooms and the poet’s life into focus; afterward, you can walk among the palms and poplars in the surrounding park.

The García Lorca family’s summer home

The family used Huerta de San Vicente as a summer residence from 1926 to 1936. Federico García Lorca wrote poems and plays here. The house and its orchards now sit within Parque García Lorca, a park inaugurated in 1995.

The museum preserves the home’s original layout, decor and many of its furnishings. Its rooms offer a view of how the family lived in Granada during the early 20th century, with paintings and personal objects still in place.

Inside the house and around the park

Among the objects associated with the family is the piano where Lorca and his relatives played traditional songs. The preserved rooms and artwork give the visit its focus; photography is not permitted inside, so take time to look at the details as you move through the house.

Entry takes place on hourly guided tours, with limited spaces. The guided format provides historical context about Lorca’s life and the house. After your visit, the surrounding park’s palms and poplars make room for a quiet walk.