- From: 03/13/2021
- For: 9 days
- Landing in: Seville, Spain
- Returning from: Seville, Spain
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Seville, Spain
2 nightsSat. Mar 13-Mon. Mar 15
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Cordoba, Spain
1 nightMon. Mar 15-Tue. Mar 16
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Malaga, Spain
2 nightsTue. Mar 16-Thu. Mar 18
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Granada, Spain
2 nightsThu. Mar 18-Sat. Mar 20
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Seville, Spain
1 nightSat. Mar 20-Sun. Mar 21
Recommended attractions
2 nightsSat. Mar 13 - Mon. Mar 15
The capital of Andalucia, Seville is steeped in its history yet fully embraces the modern-day, providing a full experience.
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Alcazar, Seville
This palatial complex boasts fine Mudejar architecture, elaborate gardens, superb interior, exquisite decor, and rich history.
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Historic Center, Seville
Exploring the historic center is a fun and satisfying activity, given the historical and modern-day atmosphere of the area.
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Santa Cruz, Seville
Boasting a rich Jewish past, this quarter is a charming area full of with quaint streets, decorated houses, and a nice atmosphere.
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Seville Cathedral
As the third largest cathedral in the world, this one is a perfect example of Spanish Gothic, featuring an elaborate interior.
1 nightMon. Mar 15 - Tue. Mar 16
Cordoba remains as vibrant as it was in medieval times, and its Jewish, Islamic, and Christian cultural history remains evident.
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Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba
A gem of Moorish architecture, this 7C cathedral has alternately served as Christian and Muslim worshiping site throughout history.
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Historic Center, Cordoba
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic center is a pleasure to explore given its numerous sites and lively goings-on.
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Jewish Quarter, Cordoba
Established prior to Arab arrival, this lovely quarter of twisting streets and alleys is a pleasurable adventure.
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Medina Azahara, Cordoba
On the outskirts of the city, this must-see working archaeological site features terraces, a mosque, and the Abd ar-Rahman room.
2 nightsTue. Mar 16 - Thu. Mar 18
An ancient city located on the gorgeous southern coast, this city is full of historic landmarks and offers marvelous beaches.
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Automobile and Fashion Museum, Malaga
Home to a collection of vehicles from the late 19C up to WWI, this excellent museum depicts the evolution of the automobile.
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Historic Center, Malaga
The historic center is an "open-air museum," with Phoenician, Roman, Arabic, and Christian artifacts visible throughout the area.
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Malaga Alcazaba
An immense 11C Moorish fortress, superbly preserved with its courtyards, gardens, fortifications, and an adjacent museum.
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Beach, Malaga
Relaxing on the Malaga beach is a must-do, especially with its soothing sands and expansive promenades.
2 nightsThu. Mar 18 - Sat. Mar 20
Granada is simply spectacular, with its Moorish history and culture beautifully preserved to this very day.
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Alhambra, Granada
Stunningly beautiful, this 9C fortress complex boasts an array of architectural styles, several palaces, and a rich medieval air.
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Generalife, Granada
An elegant 14C residential palace, boasting lush gardens, water features at every turn, and stately pavilions.
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Palace of Charles V, Granada
This 16C palace is superbly designed with its two-story courtyard, also housing two excellent museums.
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Royal Chapel, Granada
Erected by the Catholic monarchy, this 16C chapel features fantastic mausoleums, superb Gothic architecture, and an art museum.
1 nightSat. Mar 20 - Sun. Mar 21
The capital of Andalucia, Seville is steeped in its history yet fully embraces the modern-day, providing a full experience.
-
Alcazar, Seville
This palatial complex boasts fine Mudejar architecture, elaborate gardens, superb interior, exquisite decor, and rich history.
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Historic Center, Seville
Exploring the historic center is a fun and satisfying activity, given the historical and modern-day atmosphere of the area.
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Santa Cruz, Seville
Boasting a rich Jewish past, this quarter is a charming area full of with quaint streets, decorated houses, and a nice atmosphere.
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Seville Cathedral
As the third largest cathedral in the world, this one is a perfect example of Spanish Gothic, featuring an elaborate interior.