Seville - Seville 9 day trip

The capital of Andalucia, Seville is steeped in its history yet fully embraces the modern-day, providing a full experience.

This palatial complex boasts fine Mudejar architecture, elaborate gardens, superb interior, exquisite decor, and rich history.

Exploring the historic center is a fun and satisfying activity, given the historical and modern-day atmosphere of the area.

Boasting a rich Jewish past, this quarter is a charming area full of with quaint streets, decorated houses, and a nice atmosphere.

As the third largest cathedral in the world, this one is a perfect example of Spanish Gothic, featuring an elaborate interior.

Visit Setenil for its fascinating houses built entirely into the cliffs, to the extent that one street is entirely in a tunnel.

Arcos de la Frontera is a good starting point for driving through mountainous wilds dotted with picturesque hill-perched villages.

This Mudejar-style palace is a beautiful structure to tour, with architectural details and artworks spanning several centuries.

Allegedly the largest wooden structure in the world, and is nicknamed "unicorn's mushrooms."

This majestic plaza incorporates a canal within its semicircular shape and offers 58 benches, one for each Spanish province.

Once a stately minaret, this cathedral tower dates to the 12C, boasting a height of over 100m and spectacular views of the area.

A trip through the Campina is a worthy road trip from Carmona, as the countryside holds numerous points of historical interest.

One of the largest national parks in Europe, these 50,000ha span wetlands, dunes, and forests, all with a wide array of wildlife.

This 16C palace combines Mudejar, Renaissance, and Gothic styles, featuring fabulous decor and a lovely courtyard.

Housed in a 16C convent, this museum displays a grand array of Spanish artists from the Middle Ages to the 20C.

With a 6km coastline, white sands, and invigorating blue waters, this great beach will fill a joyful day with calm and sunshine.

Walk along the walls of this narrow gorge to enjoy breathtaking views and a truly unique experience. Children must be at least eight years old.

Cordoba remains as vibrant as it was in medieval times, and its Jewish, Islamic, and Christian cultural history remains evident.

A gem of Moorish architecture, this 7C cathedral has alternately served as Christian and Muslim worshiping site throughout history.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic center is a pleasure to explore given its numerous sites and lively goings-on.

Established prior to Arab arrival, this lovely quarter of twisting streets and alleys is a pleasurable adventure.

On the outskirts of the city, this must-see working archaeological site features terraces, a mosque, and the Abd ar-Rahman room.

Visit Setenil for its fascinating houses built entirely into the cliffs, to the extent that one street is entirely in a tunnel.

Walk along the walls of this narrow gorge to enjoy breathtaking views and a truly unique experience. Children must be at least eight years old.

This palatial complex boasts exquisite gardens, architecturally rich elements, and and collections of medieval to contemporary art.

Once a convent, this church shows a rich transition between Romanesque and Gothic styles.

Dating to 760, this fortress offers a good walk among its towers and walls, with evidence of its Muslim, Roman, and Berber past.

A short walk from the El Chorro campsite leads to a suspension bridge stretching over one of the most stunning gorges there are.

Situated amid lovely scenery, this charming city offers diverse architecture, cultural monuments, local cuisine, and rich history.

Walking through the is a great journey through time and culture, given its numerous sites of Jewish, Christian, and Moorish origin.

Book a tour to visit the immense olive groves surrounding Toledo, enjoying lush scenery and getting to know the local agriculture.

A superb execution of Spanish Gothic architecture, this cathedral houses a myriad of chapels, rich ornaments, and fine altars.

This 15C monastery is a superb combination of Gothic, Mudejar, and Renaissance architecture, and is a pleasure to explore.

Madrid is where ancient and old meet modern and cosmopolitan, where sightseeing, dancing, and shopping go hand in hand.

This magnificent monasterial complex boasts a palace, a church, an ancient library, royal apartments, and many more historic gems.

The collection in this beautiful structure is full of important paintings, including a comprehensive selection of El Grecos.

The unassuming facade of this historic synagogue belies its exquisite decorations, and the synagogue now houses the Sephardi Museum.

A memorial dedicated to those who fell during the Spanish Civil War, covering over 3,360 acres of beautiful woodland.

Explore the ins and outs of this lovely Spanish town, making sure to check out the iconic windmills.

Granada is simply spectacular, with its Moorish history and culture beautifully preserved to this very day.

Stunningly beautiful, this 9C fortress complex boasts an array of architectural styles, several palaces, and a rich medieval air.

An elegant 14C residential palace, boasting lush gardens, water features at every turn, and stately pavilions.

This 16C palace is superbly designed with its two-story courtyard, also housing two excellent museums.

Erected by the Catholic monarchy, this 16C chapel features fantastic mausoleums, superb Gothic architecture, and an art museum.

This immense cave is a show of natural wonder and a testament to the Paleolithic Era with findings of weapons, bones, and more.

Walk along the walls of this narrow gorge to enjoy breathtaking views and a truly unique experience. Children must be at least eight years old.

Dating to the 16C, this gorgeous cathedral features Baroque and Renaissance elements, as well as spectacular architectural design.

Originally an Arab district, the remains of its fortress are best approached through the narrow, hilly paths known for their views.

Established in the 16C, this monastery is awe-striking in its vast and detailed ornamentation, boasting Renaissance architecture.

From the terrace of St. Nicholas Church, this site provides a commanding view and an intriguing perspective of the surroundings.

A short walk from the El Chorro campsite leads to a suspension bridge stretching over one of the most stunning gorges there are.

This steep gorge is the setting of several popular villages: Pampaneira, Bubion, and Capileira.

Established in the 16C, the Carthusian monastery retains much of its original Baroque elegance, as well as rich decorative details.

Located at an elevation of 2,014m, this road winds through the lush landscape of Sierra Nevada, offering a wealth of natural scenery.

This 214,000ha reserve is an excellent choice for exploring Spain's mountains, whether by vehicle or a well-planned hiking trip.

Once a home to bandits on its lofty cliffs, the city now offers an array of historic buildings and monuments, as well as great views.

The old town is quite fun with its historic nature combining intriguing pathways, lovely homes, and prominent Moorish influences.

Home to an excellent bullfighting museum, this impressive bullring is among the largest, oldest, and most attractive in the world.

Erected in the 18C, this monumental bridge is one of a trio and is simply a must-see if you visit the city.

Ronda's clifftop location affords spectacular views of the area, so be sure to seek out the best vantage points throughout the city.

Visit Setenil for its fascinating houses built entirely into the cliffs, to the extent that one street is entirely in a tunnel.

Arcos de la Frontera is a good starting point for driving through mountainous wilds dotted with picturesque hill-perched villages.

Home to a municipal museum on regional natural history, this 14C palace is a lush mix of Mudejar and Renaissance architectures.

Walk along the walls of this narrow gorge to enjoy breathtaking views and a truly unique experience. Children must be at least eight years old.

A short walk from the El Chorro campsite leads to a suspension bridge stretching over one of the most stunning gorges there are.