Andalucía: Sevilla, Granada, Córdoba y Málaga

Let yourself be enchanted by the city of flamenco, where you can find unique monuments, such as the Plaza de España and the famous Cathedral, which have the honor of being declared World Heritage Sites. You should definitely visit the largest Gothic monument in the world and climb the Giralda, the Cathedral’s tower, from which you can enjoy magnificent views of the city. To conclude, try some tapas in the Santa Cruz district and stroll in search of the Torre del Oro and the Alcázar.

Málaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol, in fact, sun and beaches are the two characteristic elements of this city. It is still very rich culturally thanks to the uniqueness of the streets in the historic center, charming and intertwined, and its monuments such as the Alcazaba, the Castle, the Picasso Museum, Calle Larios, the Mudejar Tower, and the Archbishop’s Palace. Don’t forget to relax on the wonderful beaches after trying the traditional dishes: fried fish and sardine skewers with a good wine alongside your friends at one of the bar terraces.

Granada is one of the most cultural cities in the world. Enjoy the spectacular views of the Alhambra from the San Nicolás viewpoint or take a walk in the Albaicín neighbourhood, walk on Darro Street (the most beautiful street in the world), visit the Cathedral of Granada and the Royal Chapel or relax in the Arab baths Hammam Al Ándalus! And if in all this you add a visit to the most important monument in Spain called Alhambra, it’s hard to find a better trip something better than this.