Exploring Andalusia
An Unforgettable Journey into Cultural and Natural Wealth
Andalusia, the jewel of southern Spain, is a region brimming with history, culture, and natural beauty. With its warm sunshine, charming cities and centuries-old traditions, Andalusia is a dream destination for travellers from all over the world. This land, where past and present intertwine harmoniously, offers a unique experience that combines the elegance of its Moorish architecture, the passion of flamenco and gastronomy that delights the senses.
In this section, we invite you on an exciting tour of Andalusia's main tourist attractions. From the majestic Alhambra in Granada to the golden beaches of the Costa del Sol, the scented courtyards of Cordoba and the bustling markets of Seville, you will discover why Andalusia is a must-see destination. Join us on a journey through the wonders of this region, where every corner will surprise you with its beauty and authenticity.
Welcome to Andalusia, where adventure awaits around every corner and beauty unfolds before your eyes!
Natural Park of Cabo de Gata, Nijar, Almeria
Several of the most beautiful spots in Andalusia are located in the domains of the Natural Park of Cabo de Gata, in the province of Almeria. The turquoise waters of the Mediterranean bathe the sands of a large number of small coves. Some of them are difficult to access, making them the perfect place for those seeking some privacy and greater contact with nature.
Granada and the Alhambra
The city of Granada is famous for its rich culture and history. It combines influences from Moorish, Jewish, Roman and Christian traditions. From the gypsy quarter of Sacromonte to the Moorish quarter of Albaicín, the streets of Granada are an open history book.
The spectacular palaces and gardens of the Alhambra have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Dominating the city of Granada from above, this monument received 2,315,017 visitors last year (2013 data).
Cordoba and the Great Mosque
The city of the ancient caliphate is always at the top of the list of the most beautiful places in Andalusia. When you cross the old Roman Bridge over the Guadalquivir you will feel that you are walking on more than 2,000 years of history. The famous Mosque-Cathedral, the Jewish quarter, the Royal Stables and the ‘Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos’ are just some of the city's attractions.
Sevilla
The city of Seville is famous for the intense atmosphere of the Holy Week processions and its traditional April Fair. The April Fair is celebrated after Easter and lasts 10 days. The colorful flamenco dresses and the large number of bottles of dry manzanilla wine are the main protagonists of the fair. Also, at this time of year the temperature and weather are perfect for exploring Seville on foot.
The great monuments of the city that you cannot miss are the Cathedral of Seville, with its famous Giralda, the Alcázar and the General Archive of the Indies. All three buildings are on the UNESCO list. The Plaza de España, the María Luisa Park and the Triana quarter are also must-sees.
Cadiz
This coastal city remains one of the most important seaports in Spain. It is said to be the oldest city in Spain, having been founded in the 11th century B.C. There is a special atmosphere in the city of Cadiz, thanks to the beauty of its architecture and the cordiality of the locals.
Málaga
For a more elaborated recommendation regarding the visit to Malaga, please go to Tourist attractions in Malaga.
