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Things to do in and around Seville

Seville, Spain

Cathedral of Seville & Views by SamnEllen

It is also home to great art, outstanding architecture, colorful flamenco dancing – and let’s not forget its renowned tapas!
Alcazar, Seville

Alcazar by Archigeek
Historic Center, Seville

There's a single tram line Seville, Spain by Steven Vance
Santa Cruz, Seville

Santa Cruz, Seville by Sami Oinonen
Seville Cathedral

Seville Cathedral by ecv5
Day trip to Setenil de las Bodegas

setenil de las bodegas by Henry
Day trip to Route of the White Villages

White villages by Natalia Romay
Pedro el Cruel Palace, Seville

Spain - Seville - Real Alcazar - King Don Pedro's Palace by Michael Gaylard
Metropol Parasol, Seville

Metropol Parasol by DavidBorrallo
Espana Plaza, Seville

Plaza de España (Sevilla) by Emilio J. Rodríguez-Posada
Giralda, Seville

Patio de los naranjos de la Catedral de Sevilla. by jepeto
Day trip to The Campina

temp_7KEcp1 by Alberto Yoan Arego Pulido
Day trip to Donana National Park

Untitled by Aris Gionis
House of Pilates, Seville

House of Pilate: Classical fountain courtyard by Penn State University Libraries Architecture and Landscape Architecture Library
Fine Art Museum, Seville

Museo de Bellas Artes Interior 2 by Son of Groucho
Day trip to Playa de la Barrosa

Atardecer en la Barrosa by Mª Jesús Barrenengoa
Day trip to Caminito Del Rey

Desfiladero de los Gaitanes by Jose Castillo

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Night life Historic Food Culture 2 nights

It is also home to great art, outstanding architecture, colorful flamenco dancing – and let’s not forget its renowned tapas!

Seville, the capital and largest city of Andalusia, is one of Spain’s most fascinating cities. The city preserves the past, nurtures the present, and looks to the future.

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Top rated attractions in Seville, Spain from TripAdvisor

Things to do in and around Cordoba

Cordoba, Spain

CÓRDOBA by Fjmc65

The city is located on a bend of the Guadalquivir River between the cultivated areas and cattle ranches of the Sierra de Cordoba range and the wheat fields and olive vineyards of the plains of Campania.
Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba / Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba by Trevor Huxham

The Great Mosque of Cordoba, located in the city’s historic center, is among Spain's most precious treasures and most popular tourist attractions. Dating back to the late 8th century when the Muslims ruled the city, the mosque, built by Abd ar-Rahman, is one of Cordoba’s oldest structures.
Historic Center, Cordoba

Cordoba y sus Patios by Miguel Rubira Garcia
Jewish Quarter, Cordoba

Cities and towns: Jewish Cordoba by Monika

The Jewish Quarter of Cordoba, known as the Juderia de Cordoba in Spanish, is a maze of narrow alleyways located in the city’s historic city center and is the area where the Jews lived from the 10th to the 15th centuries.
Medina Azahara, Cordoba

Medina Azahara by Laura Nagle

The Medina Azahara, a magnificent Caliphate archaeological site located 4 miles west of Cordoba, was built in the mid-10th century by Abd al-Rahman III, a member of the Umayyad dynasty in Córdoba and the first caliph of Al-Andalus, and was destroyed shortly afterwards. Forgotten for close to 1000 years, the site was rediscovered in the early 20th century, and its restoration gives a glimpse into the glory of the Western Islamic Al-Andalus civilization.
Day trip to Setenil de las Bodegas

setenil de las bodegas by Henry
Day trip to Caminito Del Rey

Desfiladero de los Gaitanes by Jose Castillo
Viana Palace, Cordoba

Palacio de Viana (Córdoba) by Olivier Bruchez

The impressive palace was the residence of noble families until the end of the 20th century and is, today, a museum. The palace is known for its 12 beautiful patios and spectacular garden as well as for its outstanding display of antique furniture, embossed leather, tapestries, mosaics, and art collection.
San Pablo Church, Cordoba

cordoba san pablo 01 by Martin Haisch
Day trip to Almodovar del Rio Castle

Castillo de Almodovar by Wolfgang Manousek
Day trip to Los Gaitanes Gorge

20121228-DSC_4147 by jbdodane

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Cordoba

Spain, Andalusia region

Historic Culture Food Small towns 1 night

The city is located on a bend of the Guadalquivir River between the cultivated areas and cattle ranches of the Sierra de Cordoba range and the wheat fields and olive vineyards of the plains of Campania.

Córdoba is a meeting place of four cultures - Roman, Moorish, Jewish, and Christian - each of which left a legacy and an imprint on the area.

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Things to do in and around Granada

Granada, Spain

La Alhambra - Granada by Salvador Fornell

Situated approximately 2421 feet above sea level, Granada is perched against the background of the snowy Sierra Nevada Mountains while also being close to the famous beaches of the Costa del Sol. All these features, combined with its comfortable climate, make Granada an attractive destination for tourists.
Alhambra, Granada

The Alhambra from Mirador de St. Nicolas (1) by Jiuguang Wang
Generalife, Granada

Generalife by Matteo Artizzu
Palace of Charles V, Granada

Palace of Charles V by Genlab Frank

To the west of the Nasrid Palaces in the Alhambra stands the magnificent Palace of Charles V, a Renaissance masterpiece designed by Pedro Machuca, an architect from Toledo who was a disciple of Michelangelo.
Royal Chapel, Granada

Where the most Catholic monarchs rest by Pedro
Day trip to Nerja Cave

Cuevas de Nerja by Mar Kiddo
Day trip to Caminito Del Rey

Desfiladero de los Gaitanes by Jose Castillo
Granada Cathedral

Granada Cathedral by Peter
Albaicin, Granada

Albaicín by UncleBucko
St. Jerome's Monastery, Granada

Monastery of San Jerónimo de Granada by Charlie Jackson
St. Nicholas Viewpoint, Granada

Granada by Koen Schepers
Day trip to Los Gaitanes Gorge

20121228-DSC_4147 by jbdodane
Day trip to Poqueira Gorge

Pampaneira by UncleBucko
Granada Charterhouse

cartuja by Jose María Mora Camacho
Day trip to La Ragua Pass

Untitled by Mirko Tobias Schäfer
Day trip to Las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura, and las Villas Nature Reserv

Shadows by Moe-tography

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Granada

Spain, Andalusia region

Historic Culture Food Active Night life 2 nights

Situated approximately 2421 feet above sea level, Granada is perched against the background of the snowy Sierra Nevada Mountains while also being close to the famous beaches of the Costa del Sol. All these features, combined with its comfortable climate, make Granada an attractive destination for tourists.

Granada, the capital city of the province of Granada in Andalusia, is a winning combination of history, art, beauty, and contemporary culture.

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Things to do in and around Malaga

Malaga, Spain

Taking a view over Malaga Harbor from Castillo de Gibralfaro by Franx'

The charming, historic city center is characterized by narrow streets, paved alleyways, unique architecture, squares, museums, churches, and an abundance of shops, restaurants, and bars.
Automobile and Fashion Museum, Malaga

Automuseum Malaga 2013 - Museo Automovilistico Malaga by Jorbasa Fotografie
Historic Center, Malaga

my family in Spain by Nick Kenrick
Malaga Alcazaba

Alcazaba, Málaga by jteijeirom
Beach, Malaga

Playa - Beach, Malaga by Simon Q
Day trip to Setenil de las Bodegas

setenil de las bodegas by Henry
Day trip to Caminito Del Rey

Desfiladero de los Gaitanes by Jose Castillo
Malaga Cathedral

Málaga Cathedral / Catedral de Málaga by Trevor Huxham
Malaga Panorama

Malaga Harbour by Martin F
Sanctuary of the Virgin of Victory, Malaga

Santa Maria de la Victoria, Malaga by NH53
Day trip to Los Gaitanes Gorge

20121228-DSC_4147 by jbdodane
Day trip to Nerja Cave

Cuevas de Nerja by Mar Kiddo
Day trip to The King's Little Pathway

Caminito del Rey by Gabi
Day trip to Finca de la Concepcion

ARANJUEZ JARDINES DE LA ISLA 022 -MADRID- by Jose Javier Martin Espartosa

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Malaga

Spain, Andalusia region

Night life Beaches Historic Food Culture 2 nights

The charming, historic city center is characterized by narrow streets, paved alleyways, unique architecture, squares, museums, churches, and an abundance of shops, restaurants, and bars.

Malaga, the southern capital of Andalucia and the capital of the Costa del Sol, is a vibrant, sophisticated port city.

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Top rated attractions in Malaga, Spain from TripAdvisor

Things to do in and around Ronda

Ronda, Spain

Ronda by Keith Roper

The gorge separates the city’s 15th century “new town” from its “old town” which dates back to the previous centuries of Moorish rule. Ronda is surrounded by the Serrania de Ronda with beautiful countryside, landscapes, and charming villages. A narrow fissure, approximately 328 feet deep, crosses the city, and there are three bridges which connect the two sides of the city.
Old Town, Ronda

Ronda by Óscar Maif
Toros Plaza, Ronda

Ronda - plaza de toros by jose garcia
Puente Nuevo, Ronda

Ronda by Martina Oefelein
Panorama, Ronda

Ronda by Norman Walsh
Day trip to Setenil de las Bodegas

setenil de las bodegas by Henry
Day trip to Route of the White Villages

White villages by Natalia Romay
Mondragon Palace, Ronda

Palacio de Mondragon - Plaza Mondragón, Ronda - Mudejar patio by Elliott Brown
Day trip to Caminito Del Rey

Desfiladero de los Gaitanes by Jose Castillo
Day trip to Los Gaitanes Gorge

20121228-DSC_4147 by jbdodane

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Ronda

Spain, Andalusia region

Small towns Culture Historic 1 night

The gorge separates the city’s 15th century “new town” from its “old town” which dates back to the previous centuries of Moorish rule. Ronda is surrounded by the Serrania de Ronda with beautiful countryside, landscapes, and charming villages. A narrow fissure, approximately 328 feet deep, crosses the city, and there are three bridges which connect the two sides of the city.

Ronda, the beautiful pearl of the province of Málaga, sits atop a mountain dramatically overlooking the deep El Tajo gorge.

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Top rated attractions in Ronda, Spain from TripAdvisor

Things to do in and around Cadiz

Cadiz, Spain

Cádiz by Anna & Michal

Legend has it that the city was founded in the 8th century BC by the Phoenicians who called it “Gadir.” When it turned into a Roman port city – an important center for trade, entertainment, and fine cuisine – it became known as “Gades.” The city’s splendor declined during the Muslim period but flourished again after the discovery of America as Columbus set out on his 2nd and 4th voyages from here, returning with precious metals and a host of other treasures.
Historic Center, Cadiz

Bellezas de Cantabria. by Ediciones y Fotografía
Beach, Cadiz

Photoshoot by nnewman4
Cadiz Cathedral

Grand Cadiz Cathedral, Cadiz, Spain by Ali Eminov
Genova Park, Cadiz

IMG_8076 Cadiz Park by Tony Morris
Day trip to Setenil de las Bodegas

setenil de las bodegas by Henry
Day trip to Playa de la Barrosa

Atardecer en la Barrosa by Mª Jesús Barrenengoa
St. Cueva Oratory, Cadiz

The Altar - Cadiz Cathedral by bvi4092
Day trip to Route of the White Villages

White villages by Natalia Romay
Day trip to Canos de Meca

parque_natural_la_brena by Turismo Cádiz
Day trip to Donana National Park

Untitled by Aris Gionis
Day trip to Jerez de la Frontera

2011 Jérez de la Frontera by Jose Gonzalvo Vivas

Jerez de la Frontera is a southern Andalusian city which, in addition to its rich history, is famous for its sherry, horses, and Flamenco.

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Cadiz

Spain, Andalusia region

Beaches Culture Historic Food Small towns 2 nights

Legend has it that the city was founded in the 8th century BC by the Phoenicians who called it “Gadir.” When it turned into a Roman port city – an important center for trade, entertainment, and fine cuisine – it became known as “Gades.” The city’s splendor declined during the Muslim period but flourished again after the discovery of America as Columbus set out on his 2nd and 4th voyages from here, returning with precious metals and a host of other treasures.

The ancient city of Cadiz lies on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, and it is probably the oldest city in Europe.

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Top rated attractions in Cadiz, Spain from TripAdvisor

Things to do in and around Seville

Seville, Spain

Cathedral of Seville & Views by SamnEllen

It is also home to great art, outstanding architecture, colorful flamenco dancing – and let’s not forget its renowned tapas!
Alcazar, Seville

Alcazar by Archigeek
Historic Center, Seville

There's a single tram line Seville, Spain by Steven Vance
Santa Cruz, Seville

Santa Cruz, Seville by Sami Oinonen
Seville Cathedral

Seville Cathedral by ecv5
Day trip to Setenil de las Bodegas

setenil de las bodegas by Henry
Day trip to Route of the White Villages

White villages by Natalia Romay
Pedro el Cruel Palace, Seville

Spain - Seville - Real Alcazar - King Don Pedro's Palace by Michael Gaylard
Metropol Parasol, Seville

Metropol Parasol by DavidBorrallo
Espana Plaza, Seville

Plaza de España (Sevilla) by Emilio J. Rodríguez-Posada
Giralda, Seville

Patio de los naranjos de la Catedral de Sevilla. by jepeto
Day trip to The Campina

temp_7KEcp1 by Alberto Yoan Arego Pulido
Day trip to Donana National Park

Untitled by Aris Gionis

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Seville

Spain, Andalusia region

Night life Historic Food Culture 1 night

It is also home to great art, outstanding architecture, colorful flamenco dancing – and let’s not forget its renowned tapas!

Seville, the capital and largest city of Andalusia, is one of Spain’s most fascinating cities. The city preserves the past, nurtures the present, and looks to the future.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Top rated attractions in Seville, Spain from TripAdvisor

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