Here’s our bucket list of events and things to do while in Andalucía. (Evan Frank (Adobe Stock))
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Here’s our bucket list of events and things to do while in Andalucía.
During Holy week (Semana Santa), many cities in Andalucía are transformed into a Catholic Procession. The festival of San Juan is also popular with a blazing bonfire.
The view from this bell tower in Seville makes for a gorgeous picture.
Located in Málaga, the series of caverns full of stalagtites is a sight to see.
Located in Málaga, the series of caverns full of stalagtites is a sight to see. (Alfredo (Adobe Stock))
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Your taste buds will be happy you did.
The bridge view alone will leave you breathless, and the medieval old quarter will draw you in.
If you want to climb the highest peak, Mulhacén, it’s recommended to have a guide with you.
Art-lovers will appreciate walking the halls of this home in Málaga where the popular artist came from.
With nightlife and luxury galore, Puerto Banús is the place to be seen.
With nightlife and luxury galore, Puerto Banús is the place to be seen. (Konrad Kerker (Adobe Stock))
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Sail along the Costa del Sol while watching the sunset to create some gorgeous memories.
There are many ferry options heading from Málaga to the port of Tangier, Morocco.
In Seville, there are plenty of shows to choose from. Or learn it: The best way to appreciate Flamenco is by taking lessons and experiencing it first-hand.
Due to windy conditions, kite and windsurfing are popular sports along the Atlantic coast.
Ride off-road over the dunes past wetlands, perhaps you’ll spot a lynx or a flamboyance of flamingos.
Ride off-road over the dunes past wetlands. (Cesar Fernandez (Adobe Stock))
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This intricate mosque is beautiful beyond words. Though Cordoba is another great city, it can be explored in half a day.
A masterpiece of Islamic architecture, this palace in Granada was a hub of poetry and science while the rest of Europe floundered in the dark ages.
