What to do in February 2025 in Granada.
You may be planning a quick getaway to the south or you may be travelling around Andalusia and are thinking of visiting Granada. In any case, let your curiosity get the better of you. Read this short blog and you will have 7 reasons to come to Granada in February.
The first thing to do in February 2025 in Granada is to see how the Sierra Nevada is dressed in white.
From La Almunia del Valle, just 23 km from the Sierra Nevada ski resort, take the opportunity to see the Spanish Alpine Ski Cup from 21 to 23 February 2025..
3rd Phase of the Spanish Alpine Skiing Cup U14-U16 Disciplines: Slalom, Giant Slalom and Supergiant Category: U14 - U16 National.
Orion and the winter constellations in Sierra Nevada. A good night plan to understand the stellar space that surrounds us in a unique environment.
This activity, scheduled for 23rd February 2025, will begin with a talk in Sala Sulayr using the most advanced astronomical software available, to situate our planet and the Solar System as a whole in relation to our galaxy and the rest of the Universe (approximately 50 minutes). Then, under the extraordinary starry sky of Sierra Nevada, an interpretation of the night sky will take place from the Chill Out terrace, in which, using laser pointers, the astronomers of Azimuth will give the basis for understanding what we are seeing when we contemplate the starry sky.
From the mountains to the Costa Tropical
A 40 minute drive from La Almunia del Valle brings us to one of our favourite spots on the coast of Granada, Salobreña. A town with more than 6,000 years of history, from the nomadic shepherds of the Neolithic period, through the Phoenicians, the splendour of the Nasrid period to the present day.
Stroll through its ancient Medina in the neighbourhoods of La Viila, El Albaycín and El Brocal. Enjoy from its viewpoints the green of the sugar cane crops and tropical fruits that reach the sea next to the famous Rock of Salobreña.
A bath of history in the city of Granada. The Albaycín, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994 for its outstanding universal value.
This is a must on your visit to Granada. We recommend you spend an afternoon strolling around this beautiful neighbourhood full of life, exotic memories and smells that permeate every corner. From San Nicolás to the banks of the Darro river, this ancient Muslim city was populated with luxurious houses and splendid public baths.
Do you know the Sacromonte quarter?
In Granada's Sacromonte quarter you will find a sample of Granada's varied geography: mountains, meadows and rivers criss-cross this peculiar neighbourhood that seems more like a village.
This reddish, dry hill, with its abundance of pitas or aloe vera and prickly pear cacti, offers views of indescribable beauty.
From Sacromonte, walking along the Vereda de Enmedio, you can contemplate from a unique perspective the monumental complex of theAlhambra, the white Albaicín and the green Valley of Valparaíso, through which the river Darro flows.
The Vega de Granada, the city's vegetable garden, is harvesting the first ‘granainas’ artichokes in February.
A delicacy not to be missed on your visit to Granada this February. Simply a delicacy at your fingertips. We recommend you try them in Monachil, as part of the gastronomic days that are held every year.
The last reason to travel to Granada in February is to come to La Almunia del Valle.
A small, unique eco-boutique hotel in a protected environment in the Sierra Nevada. Where you will be welcomed with joy and cared for with love. A place to lose yourself and enjoy the month of February, in the light of the stars and to the rhythm of jazz with a good glass of wine in the warmth of the fireplace.
We are waiting for you in February in La Almunia del Valle.