Granada is one of the most respectful cities in terms of LGTBIQ+ tourism in the country, with great respect for the collective and great freedom of expression, so it is not difficult to find gay-friendly places where you can feel comfortable and free. Here you can find some of the group's favorite places to visit:
6 LGTBIQ FRIENDLY places in Granada that you should visit:
Six Colors Grenada
Tendillas Street of Sta. Paula, 6
The Six Colors is a pub where everyone is welcome regardless of sexual orientation, and a mythical place in the Granada environment. A place with constant theme parties, guest DJs, etc. It is one of the best known places in the old town of Granada that you cannot miss if you want to have a good time.
The Salt Pub Granada
St. Paula Street, 11
Just a few meters from the Six Colors, is La Sal, a small pub that stands out for having been one of the first in Andalusia dedicated to lesbian women, in which some feminist readings and events related to the collective are also organized.
Tic Tac Grenade
Horno de Haza Street, 19
The last of the legendary LGTBIQ+ pubs in the city of Granada. Known for its drag queen shows that you can find every day of the week, it is a small pub but it has a long history of shows and party nights.
Faith's Bar
Calle Marques de Falces, 1
El Bar de Fede is one of the few, if not the only, LGTBIQ+ tapas bar in Granada. A gastrobar that always has good tapas, a good atmosphere and good treatment. It is located right next to Six Colors and La Sal, making it the perfect place for tapas before having a drink in one of the LGTBIQ+ pubs of the Granada night.
Bakakai Bookstore
Tendillas Street of Sta. Paula, 1
A place where you will find wonderful books that will offer you materials for critical thinking. The bookstore carries out a series of activities in order to encourage encounters, the exchange of knowledge, mutual support and collective debate. A bookstore with a unique charm that you cannot miss.
the tortilla
Capuccinas Street, 7
La Tortillera is a place in the center of the city, with the most varied and, above all, homemade takeaway food. A place with a special charm, small but decorated down to the last detail, always with its LGTBIQ+ touch and where you can't forget to try its famous potato omelettes.
If you want to know the history of the collective's characters in the city of Granada, do not hesitate to make our LGTBIQ tour of Granada, or if you want to know the essential places in the city, visit our Granada City Tours.