Sala Planta Baja

Sala Planta Baja is a long-running live-music and club venue on Calle Horno de Abad in central Granada, in Andalusia, Spain. It has a capacity of about 300 and a minimum age of 18, so the audience is adult and mostly in the late teens to thirties, drawn from the city's large student population and from fans of independent and electronic music. The room is a standing-format concert hall with a stage and bar, which gives gigs a close-up, club-sized feel. Dress is casual and often alternative; there is no strict door code beyond age checks, and sneakers and everyday clothes are normal. The music programme is centred on alternative and electronic styles, with live bands and touring acts on gig nights and DJ sessions on club nights, and the schedule is published on the venue's website, plantabaja.net, which visitors should check for dates. The drinks programme is bar-style, with beer, spirits and mixed drinks served at standard Granada club prices, and no elaborate cocktail menu is expected. Opening hours depend on the event: the doors open for concert and club nights rather than every evening, and late finishes are normal, as in most Spanish venues. Entry is typically in the range of €5 to €12 on some nights, while others vary by act or are free, so the cost should be confirmed per event. Advance tickets are sometimes available for popular concerts, and arriving early can avoid queues at the door on busy nights. Bottle service is not part of the standard offer. The location in the centre makes it easy to reach on foot from Plaza Nueva or the Gran Vía area, and a late taxi is a practical way home after closing.