Seville, Granada, Córdoba, Málaga and Cádiz: here are the main provinces and cities of Andalusia, the jewels that adorn this incredible region of southern Spain. In all of these cities you can breathe a typically Spanish atmosphere, but it is the Arab influence that still makes them unique and inimitable today. On this page you will find a detailed travel guide for each of them, created specifically to help you organise an exciting trip to Andalusia. But that’s not all: in this section you can also discover other fascinating cities worth a visit, such as Ronda, Jerez de la Frontera, Almería and Gibraltar.
Seville
Seville is the principal city of Andalusia. In this guide you will find everything you need to organise a tour: unmissable itineraries, the neighbourhoods to stay in, tips on what to eat…
Granada
Granada is home to the renowned Moorish palaces of the Alhambra, which draw thousands of travellers each year. Let’s discover together what else this wonderful Andalusian city has to offer.
Málaga
With its monuments and famous beaches, Málaga is the ideal city for travellers who don’t want to miss out on anything during their holiday. Let’s get to know it better with this travel guide!
Cordoba
Small and mysterious, Córdoba is known around the world for being home to the Mezquita, but in reality it is a wonderful gem full of unexpected surprises.
Cadiz
Cádiz is considered the oldest city in Europe. Let’s discover what this small and charming gem overlooking the Atlantic Ocean has in store for us.
Almería
Almería is famous for its unspoilt coastline, but it is also home to a fascinating historical heritage, starting with the impressive and fairy-tale-like Alcazaba and its traditional neighbourhoods.
Huelva
Between rivers and the ocean lies Huelva, where ancient history and nature intertwine to shape a surprising region with a strong identity of its own.
Jaén
Compact and understated, Jaén is mainly known for its endless olive groves, but it also preserves monuments and traces of a history waiting to be discovered.
Lesser-known towns
Andalusia is dotted with genuine hidden gems: small, characterful towns rich in history, charm and personality, ideal both for a short stop along the way and for a longer stay. Visiting these small villages (pueblos) and towns can truly enrich a tour of this already fascinating region: