Andalusia
Andalusia is the soul of Spain—a sun-drenched region where Moorish palaces meet whitewashed villages, flamenco echoes through cobbled streets, and tapas bars overflow with local life. From the Alhambra's intricate beauty to Seville's passionate energy, this is Southern Spain at its most authentic and captivating.
Ultimate Guide to Andalusia
From the stunning Alhambra in Granada to the flamenco bars of Seville, this guide covers top attractions, dining hotspots, accommodation, and insider tips for exploring Southern Spain.
Read the Guide→Our Top 5 Andalusia Trips
Granada & the Alhambra
The Alhambra offers breathtaking Moorish architecture and unparalleled views. But Granada surprises with diversity, ski the slopes of Sierra Nevada in the morning and explore ancient palaces by afternoon.
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Seville's Historic Heart
Known for its passionate flamenco scene, delicious tapas, and rich cultural heritage, Seville invites you to embrace its traditions. We've danced at local ferias and explored the Alcázar, cathedral, and Plaza de España.
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Ronda's Dramatic Gorge
As one of Spain's most spectacular towns, Ronda is home to stunning gorge views and the famous Puente Nuevo bridge. The historic bullring and mountain setting make it unforgettable.
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Málaga, Our Home
Beyond its world-class museums and lively food scene, Málaga is where we call home. We've embraced the culture, from wearing traje de flamenca at the feria to morning chiringuito breakfasts by the sea.
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History in Baeza
This UNESCO World Heritage town showcases some of Spain's finest Renaissance architecture. Wander through golden-stone plazas, visit the ancient university, and discover why Baeza is called an open-air museum.
Visit Baeza↗
Visiting Andalusia from abroad?
- ✓Embrace the siesta culture – Many shops close from 2-5pm, so plan your activities accordingly.
- ✓Learn some Spanish phrases – While tourist areas have English speakers, locals appreciate the effort.
- ✓Try the local tapas – In Granada, you often get free tapas with drinks! Seville and Málaga have incredible food scenes.
- ✓Book Alhambra tickets early – They sell out weeks in advance, especially in peak season.
- ✓Use public transportation – Trains and buses connect major cities affordably and efficiently.
- ✓Prepare for the heat – Summer temperatures regularly exceed 40°C. Visit in spring or fall for milder weather.
- ✓Dress modestly for religious sites – Cover shoulders and knees when visiting cathedrals and churches.
- ✓Expect late dining – Spaniards eat dinner around 9-10pm. Restaurants may seem empty at 7pm!
- ✓Explore the white villages – Pueblos blancos like Frigiliana and Ronda offer authentic Andalusian charm.
- ✓Try regional specialties – Gazpacho, salmorejo, pescaíto frito, and jamón ibérico are must-tries.
