Andalusia brings together all those good things that Spain has to offer! Around here, we find the influence of different cultures that create the art of flamenco and the art of cooking. Discover now the cities of Andalusia with the most beautiful landscapes and the most historical places!

This region is considered by many, as the region that characterizes perfectly the Spanish people. Why? Because it was here that many of the traditions that we know nowadays were born! There are numerous elements of the Arab presence in Andalusia cities and in its stunning buildings. Discover the region that makes your mouth water with meals doused in olive oil and its wines full of flavors. Where do we start?

Seville

Visiting Andalusia without a stop in Seville is not the same thing! The capital of Andalusia is a passionate destination, no one remains indifferent to its unique environment. However, Seville is also a city rich in history and culture. It becomes hard to select the best one's attractions! 

Must-visit in Seville

Plaza de España or Spain Square

It took more than 14 years to build, as every detail of its architecture tells a different story. This square has a special format with a special message! It is said that the shape of the Plaza de España symbolizes the embrace of Spain with former American territories. As it has been said, every detail tells a story, do not miss anything during your visit!

Seville Cathedral and La Giralda Tower

This is the largest in Spain and the third-largest in the world. It was built under an old Moorish mosque but retains many influences of this art. It is here that Christopher Columbus rest, the explorer who stumbled upon the Americas.

Its tower, La Giralda, besides being one of the main attractions of the city, has become a reference of location with a height of 150 meters. Are you in good shape to go up?

Torre del Oro or Golden Tower

The Gold Tower protected the city from the attacks of strangers for years. During its long history, it was a chapel, a prison and also a gunpowder warehouse. To add more curiosity to this icon it is located next to the beautiful Guadalquivir River. What a treasure! 

Royal Alcázar of Seville

This is a royal residence used even today by the monarchs of Spain and, it is easy to understand why! Alcázar is a splendid palace surrounded by the most magnificent gardens! Take some time during your trip to enjoy the most diverse spaces and to contemplate the most diverse details of its walls, roofs, floors, and gardens.

Granada

A city founded by the Moors people which today enjoys a vast cultural and architectural legacy. It was in Granada that many Muslims, Catholics, and Jews lived together! Come with us to feel the Moorish influence in the most glamorous places in the city.

Must-visit in Granada

Alhambra

One of the most impressive Moorish monuments in Europe and considered one of the biggest attractions of the city. Alhambra is a fascinating complex of gardens, gardens, and lakes. It is currently one of the most visited monuments in Spain!

Albaicín neighborhood

The neighborhood is called by people the heart of Muslim Granada. Imagine yourself in the middle of narrow streets, white houses and natural gardens. Enjoy walking around the neighborhood and be part of this endless heritage.

Royal Capel and Cathedral of Granada

One of the most important works of the Spanish Renaissance cannot be ignored by you! Inside this building there is much history to be explored, the tombs of Catholic kings lie here.

Cordoba

There are few cities that have a history and a culture as rich as this Spanish one! Known as "the city of three cultures," it housed Christians, Jews, and Muslims for decades. Over the years, Cordoba has made its heritage richer in terms of architectural and artistic diversity. Ready to get to know Cordoba?

Must-visit in Cordoba

Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

It is one of the greatest examples of Muslim art in Spain. A relic that has become one of the most amazing temples in the world! Believe us, you can take an entire day to explore all its architectural details!

Courtyards of Cordoba

Do you know those images of narrow streets with an immensity of bright colors? Well, the courtyards of Cordoba are surely a source of inspiration for these photographers. Every year in May there is a party that elects the most beautiful courtyard in the whole city. Losing yourself here will be a dream!

Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos

Another building full of history! This was a residence of several Castilian kings that later became a military fortress. Have a chance to get up close its beauty and its extraordinary gardens and patios!

Ronda

Another gem of Andalusia! This city is separated into two parts: the new and the old one. Among them is the huge, in size and beauty, New Bridge! We sure you know what monument we're talking about!

Must-visit in Ronda

New Bridge or Puente Nuevo

It is the most famous monument of Ronda, the perfect image to be in a postcard of the city. The bridge was built to join the two parts of the city and to cross the River Guadalevín.

Ronda Bullring

One of the oldest in Spain, since Ronda is known as one of the cradles of bullfighting, it has its own museum with a guided audio tour. Sounds good, don't you think?

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