Eastern teas
A wide selection of eastern and exotic teas, infusions and coffees.
دار زرياب
From Córdoba to Granada: Ziryab’s living legacy
Abu l‑Hasan Ali ibn Nafi, known as Ziryab —the “Blackbird”—, arrived in Umayyad Córdoba in 822. A musician, singer, poet and teacher, he became associated with a new refinement in the music, dining, dress and hospitality of al‑Andalus.
Productions →Two eras, one cultural thread
Ziryab did not live in Nasrid Granada: his world was ninth-century Córdoba. The Nasrid Kingdom of Granada emerged in the thirteenth century and made the city the last great state of al‑Andalus until 1492. Dar Ziryab connects both chapters carefully: Andalusian cultural memory and the historic Granada still visible in Albaicín.
Calderería Nueva, now known as Tea-House Street, sustains an urban tradition linked to tea, craft and Arab culture. Here Dar Ziryab has built its own tea house and cultural centre over more than twenty years.