" Summer classic film series in the gardens of the Realejo's most singular museum. Eight Thursdays in July and August with programming spanning the best… "
Summer classic film series in the gardens of the Realejo's most singular museum. Eight Thursdays in July and August with programming spanning the best of 20th-century cinema: 1950s Spanish comedies by Berlanga and Bardem, Italian neorealism by Fellini and De Sica, and American film noir by Wilder and Hitchcock. All set in the Renaissance garden of Casa de los Tiros, a 16th-century mansion with a facade decorated with swords and shields that give it its name. Free entry.
Casa de los Tiros is a 16th-century mansion in the Realejo neighborhood, now home to the Granada City Museum. Its name comes from the cannons (tiros) decorating its facade. Its inner garden, a peaceful haven with orange trees and a central fountain, transforms in summer into an open-air cinema seating 80 people.
Eight Thursdays of classic cinema in a 16th-century Renaissance garden
Programming: Spanish comedies, Italian neorealism, and American film noir
Free entry with intimate seating for 80 people
Unique atmosphere among orange trees and the mansion's garden fountain
Seating is very limited (80 people): arrive at least 30 minutes early. No chairs: bring your own mat or cushion. The garden is sheltered from the street, so noise isn't an issue. Bring a layer for after midnight.
