Andalusia Blog
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Unusual Seville – 24 places and curiosities to know and experience
Discover an unknown Seville. You’ll also discover some essential information about Seville.
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What to see in Lucena, the Sephardic gem, discover the 12 most enchanting places
Visit Lucena and discover what to see in the town nicknamed the Pearl of Sepharad. This town has a truly incredible history of the Sephardim.
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Secret Andalucia the salt marshes of La Malaha
Salt marshes in Andalucia : in this article you will find the essential information about the salt marshes of La Malaha in Andalucia.
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What to see in Cordoba in 2 days – the best places to discover
Here’s the best to see in Cordoba in 2 days. The Caliphate city, the ancient Qurtuba is a wonder. Discover its historical treasures.
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Granada what to see in 2 days – the 15 places not to be missed
Discover what to see in Granada in 2 days, in this enchanting city that invites you to dream. You’ll see some hidden gems that take you back in time under Al-Andalus.
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Albaicin Granada what to see – 11 unmissable sights
Visit the Albaicin in Granada and discover the 11 must-sees. Are you prepared for a journey during Al-Andalus ?
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The caves of the Sacromonte district of Granada
The Sacromonte neighbourhood in Granada with its caves. This distric is known as the gypsy quarter and offers discovering many cave-houses.
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What to see in Setenil de las Bodegas – 16 places not to be missed
Setenil de las Bodegas, the best things to see and do in one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. An unusual village to see and discover.
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Almuñécar what to see – 13 highlights of the city of sexitanos
Almuñécar discover the best to see in the town of the sexitanos. A seaside town with a 3000 year old heritage.
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Jewish quarter of Cordoba, what to see in the Juderia
Visit the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba, called the Juderia. This quarter has existed for about 1000 years originated during Al-Andalus.
