Sala Planta Baja Tickets & VIP Tables
Open nowOpen, with concerts and club sessions through autumn 2026.
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Premium Bottle Service
Choose from a curated selection of spirits, champagnes, and mixers — delivered directly to your reserved table.
Priority Entry
Skip the queue completely. Your host will be waiting at the door with your booking confirmation.
Dedicated Table Host
A personal host attends your table for the entire night, ensuring everything runs perfectly.
Enjoy Sala Planta Baja
Planta Baja is a concert hall and club at Calle Horno de Abad 11, in central Granada, running as a live venue since 1989 according to its own website. taquilla.com puts its capacity at 300 and its minimum age at 18 (with exceptions for afternoon gigs). Most nights there's a concert, and from Thursday to Saturday DJs take over afterwards with club sessions such as CrankyClub, Orpheo Club, Total Break and Electro-Loser Soundsystem. On Saturday afternoons it runs Plantarde, a DJ session from 16:30 with free entry. On 31 October 2026 Triángulo de Amor Bizarro plays, followed by DJs.
- Season
- Open, with concerts and club sessions through autumn 2026.
- Area
- Centro
- Municipality
- Granada
- Music
- Indie, rock and alternative; DJ club nights
- Nights
- Concerts most days; DJ club sessions Thursday to Saturday
- Capacity
- 300 (taquilla.com)
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at Sala Planta Baja
Planta Baja sells concert tickets through its own box office and doesn't publish tables. For groups, birthdays or a night out with friends, message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you organise it.
How to Get to Sala Planta Baja
Planta Baja is at Calle Horno de Abad 11, 18002 Granada, in the centre near Calle Recogidas and Plaza de Gracia. You can walk from Puerta Real in a few minutes.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
Planta Baja doesn't publish a dress code: it's an indie and rock room, so come as you are. Minimum age is 18 according to taquilla.com, though it changes for afternoon concerts. Bring ID.
Gigs first, then the club
Planta Baja has been one of Granada's essential live rooms for decades: its website says it has been a concert hall since 1989, and taquilla.com traces its origins back to the early 1980s. With room for about 300 people, it's small enough that every gig feels close. The typical night has two halves: a concert first, and then DJs take over the room. In October 2026 that meant bands like Crocodiles, Pedro Pastor and Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, followed by club sessions such as CrankyClub on Thursdays, Orpheo Club, Total Break and Electro-Loser Soundsystem. Its Instagram describes it as a concert hall and club, and taquilla.com notes that the upper floor works as a separate pub with DJs after the concerts too.
Plantarde on Saturday afternoons
If you prefer going out in daylight, Planta Baja has Plantarde, its afternoon DJ session. According to its Instagram it takes place on Saturdays from 16:30 with free entry, and the October 2026 agenda also listed Plantarde on Friday 23 October and a special edition with Emepelaez on Saturday 24 October. It's an easy plan for a Saturday: arrive after lunch, dance for a few hours and decide later whether to stay for the night concert or move on. Like the night sessions, Plantarde doesn't need a table booking. If you're coming as a group or celebrating something and want help planning the afternoon and evening, message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are. Check its agenda for the Friday dates.
Tickets, age and getting there
Planta Baja sells concert tickets through its own box office, event by event, so we don't sell them here; for groups, birthdays or friends visiting Granada, we can help with the plan on WhatsApp. taquilla.com gives a minimum age of 18 for the room, with different rules for afternoon and early-evening concerts, so check each event and bring ID. The address is Calle Horno de Abad 11, 18002 Granada, a short walk from Puerta Real and close to Calle Recogidas and Plaza de Gracia, which means it fits well with a night in the centre: Taböa and Sala Aliatar are nearby if you want to keep going after the club session. There's no dress code to worry about. Just bring ID and check the start time of the concert on its website.
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