Casa Museo Federico Garcia Lorca is the vacation house of Federico Garcia Lorca, Spain's finest poet and playwright, and it now serves as a museum dedicated to him. Granada-born Lorca, who was born there in 1898, brought to life the city's passionate and enigmatic nature in works such as Gypsy Ballads and Blood Wedding, among other works. The home, which is set in a beautiful park, has retained its subtle beauty. Flamenco was a frequent theme in Lorca's writing. It should come as no surprise that the grand piano is the major focal point of the home. There is a collection of family pictures and artifacts upstairs, as well as photographs of appreciative guests such as Paul Auster, Patti Smith, and Suzanne Vega, who have all paid visits: https://driving-directions.co
