Rooftop Bars Granada
Here you'll find the best Granada rooftop bars, with all info you need about each venue. Dress code, maps, views, pics and much more.
Located in Andalusia in the southern parts of Spain, 738 meters above sea level, Granada is quite high just as it is. But there is always a chance to get higher, and the city do offer some very nice and elevated rooftop bars and restaurants where you get amazing views over the classic landmarks and the Sierra Nevada Mountains. But which is the best rooftop bar Granada? Just scroll down and find the Granada rooftop bar best suited for you.
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Rooftop bar Granada
Rooftop-grade: 6/10
Prime season: May - October
Residents: 240 000
Climate: Mediterranean
Granada is located in Andalusia in southern Spain, but not by the Mediterranean coast. Instead it is seated 738 meters above sea level at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. And while the temperatures are decent year round, it is mainly the very hot summer months from April to October that is rooftop season.
The rooftop bars in Granada range from modern and trendy rooftop terraces to more old-school and charming rooftop gardens, many offering fantastic views over both the famous monuments in the city and over the Sierra Nevada. Quite casual and relaxed in vibes, the number one drink to go for at the Granada rooftop bars is Gin & Tonic, that usually comes in large and impressive variations.
About Granada
Granada holds several famous and different buildings and areas, with both the Alhambra, an Arab citadel and palace, and the old town called the Albaicín, with fine examples of Moorish and Morisco construction. Nearby Granada you find the Sierra Nevada Ski Station, where the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 1996 were held. And since it is also just a one hour drive from the Mediterranean coast, it is a popular spot for both summer and winter tourism (or a combo of both).
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