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Top 10 Places To Visit In Andalucía, Spain
Are you planning a trip to Southern Spain but don’t know what to see and do? With so many options it may be difficult to decide. To help plan your vacation we’ve developed a list of what we think are the best places to visit in Andalucía, Spain.
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A Guide to Spain’s Pueblo Blancos
Scattered across the hills and mountains in Spain’s Andalucía are enchanting white towns with picture-postcard settings. They are called Pueblo Blancos, or White Towns, and .since they are vastly different and spread over a large territory, we’ve created a guide to help you find your favourite Pueblo Blanco.
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Visiting The Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba
When we first walked through the doors of the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, we were speechless. The stunning Moorish mosque, is beyond comparison and should be at the top of your must-see list when visiting Spain. Let us show you this stunning building.
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Explore The Historic Streets Of Córdoba
Woven through the streets of Córdoba’s historic centre are the legends of its past. Captured inside its old city walls are fabulous buildings that tell these tales. Although most famous for its Mosque-Cathedral, there are many more treasures to find when you explore these historic streets.
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Best Day Trips From Jaén: Úbeda & Baeza
Given their remote locations, these two small cities have much more to see than you would expect. The old quarters in Úbeda and Baeza are filled with extravagant buildings and have interesting histories to match. Both are only a short drive from Jaén and make great day trips.
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Discover Jaén Cathedral
The most famous monument in Jaén is its cathedral. Once you see it, you will understand why it is so celebrated. Calling it ornate is an understatement. From the multiple statues on its façade to the intricate details on its ceiling, Jaén Cathedral will impress anyone who visits.
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A Unique Hotel – Staying In A Cave House In Spain
We have stayed in a few unusual places in our travels over the years, but a cave house wasn’t even on our radar. That is, until we visited Andalucía in southern Spain. If you want a fun and unique experience in Spain, we highly recommend staying in a cave house.
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Discover Hidden Gems In Cartagena & Murcia
The small Region of Murcia is not on most tourist itineraries, but they have a few hidden gems for those willing to give them a chance. From Roman theatres and forums in Cartagena to the immaculate cathedral in Murcia, it is worth a visit to this part of Spain.
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The Alcazaba of Almeria
As the most eastern capital of Spain’s Andalucía Region, Almeria isn’t visited as often as other, more famous centres. Today, it is predominately a modern city, but its Moorish alcazar, Spanish cathedral and sandy beaches are beginning to attract attention. Come with us as we explore the sites in Almeria.
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Best Day Trips From Granada
Just because you’ve seen everything there is to see in Granada doesn’t mean you’re done. Within a short drive of the busy city, you’ll find a few fabulous towns waiting to be explored. The towns of Montefrío, Priego de Córdoba and Alhama de Granada make great day trips from Granada.
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What To See In Granada, Other Than The Alhambra
Granada’s famous Alhambra has made it a popular tourist site., but it can be difficult to purchase tickets. Don’t worry, there is so much more to see than this one complex. Granada is a great city to spend a couple of days, even if you don’t see the Alhambra.
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Costa del Sol – Frigiliana & Nerja
Spain’s Costa del Sol is famous for its sandy beaches, vacation resorts and golf courses. If you need a break from these activities, we found something else to do in this popular area. The captivating towns of Frigiliana and Nerja, along the Costa del Sol, are worth a visit.
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Hiking El Caminito del Rey
If you’re in Málaga, Spain and feel like being a little adventurous, you may want to hike El Caminito del Rey. This popular route is a fun walk on a suspended path that travels high above a narrow canyon. Come with us as we take you along this lofty trail.
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Best Day trips from Málaga – Antequera & Archidona
Once you’ve explored all the sites in the city of Málaga, there are a couple mountain towns, only a short drive away, that you should visit. The Pueblo Blancos (White Towns) of Antequera and Archidona, are charming historical towns that make great day trips from Málaga.
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Explore Historic Málaga
As the main city on Spain’s popular Costa del Sol, Málaga is often overlooked as a destination. We think the city deserves more time. With a hilltop castle, a centuries-old Alcazaba and pretty historic streets, there are many treasures to be found when you explore Málaga’s historic streets.
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Best Day Trips From Ronda – Setenil de las Bodegas and Olvera
If you are in Ronda, or even Málaga, and are looking for a way to spend your day, we think you’ll love a trip to Setenil de las Bodegas and Olvera. Between the cave homes in Sentenil and the hilltop castle of Olvera, visiting these two towns will be a highlight of your time in…
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Visiting Ronda’s Iconic Bridge
We stood at the base of the deep gorge and stared up in awe. The view of the multi-arched bridge spanning the steep-walled, narrow ravine was a magnificent scene. Never before had we imagined that an old bridge could be so picturesque. Puente Nuevo is so perfect it has become the iconic symbol of Ronda.
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Spain’s Costa del Sol – Estepona, Marbella & Casarás
Adorable towns and sandy beaches make Spain’s Costa del Sol a popular beach destination. This detail almost made us avoid it entirely, but we’re very happy that we took a chance and visited the beach towns of Estepona and Marbella as well as the Pueblo Blanco mountain town of Casarás.
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Things To Do In Tarifa: Beyond Wind Sports
Even though it’s a hot spot for windsurfers, kitesurfers and beach-goers, Tarifa is not your average beach town. Located on Spain’s Costa de la Luz, Tarifa is a very nice city with a great historic quarter and amazing views across the Strait of Gibraltar.
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A Visitor’s Guide To Medina Sidonia
Behind the old stone gates is an enchanting scene. Picture perfect white-washed homes line the cobblestone streets and allow you to step back in time. Medina Sidonia’s medieval dwellings are just one of the draws for visitors to this charming town. Here’s a guide on how best to explore Medina Sidonia.
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What To See In Beautiful Cádiz
Often overshadowed by Spain’s more famous cities, Cádiz may just be that shining jewel you’ve been seeking. Its connection to Spain’s Age of Discovery brought vast wealth to the port city. Today, that wealth can be seen in the grand heritage buildings that line its narrow streets. Let us show you all there is to…
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Best Day Trips From Seville
After being left in awe by the many sites in Seville, consider visiting a few charismatic towns that are only a short drive away. A visit to Jerez de la Frontera, Carmona, or Medina Sidonia make great day trips from Seville.
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Explore Seville’s Architectural Wonders
Seville is famous for its many lavish buildings, the designs of which were influenced by the city’s varied inhabitants. In addition to the most well known ones, the cathedral and alcázar, its historic downtown is filled with many more.
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