If you’re looking for a historical city surrounded by incredible nature in Andalucia that’s highly underrated, Baza in Granada province might just be the place for you. I’ve been there several times and love the local vibe and the historical old town. You can also visit the remains of an ancient Ibero-Roman city just a […]
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Looking for things to do in Antequera for a 2 or 3-day stay? Then you’re in the right place. While you can visit Antequera for a day, there are so many things to do that I highly recommend spending at least a night or two. Antequera boasts a Moorish Alcazaba, several churches, palaces, and several […]
Wondering how to get from Seville to Malaga? Then you’re in the right place. I’ve traveled this stretch regularly for years and used different modes of transport. Seville, the region’s capital, is famous for its breathtaking architecture, rich history, and vibrant flamenco scene. On the other hand, Malaga is a charming coastal city that offers […]
If you’re wondering how to get from Seville Airport to the city center, you’re in the right place. Having traveled to the airport several times over the years, I’ve used all modes of transportation. In this guide, I’ve organized it all for you so that you easily can find the best way for you to […]
You’re planning to spend 3 days in Seville and not sure what to do. Then you’re in good hands! If there’s one city that has a special place in my heart, it’s Seville, Andalusia’s charming capital city. I first set foot there in 2003, I’ve lived there twice and it has been my second home […]
I get a lot of questions about whether it’s worth going to Ronda in winter, especially during Christmas time. The short answer is YES! We spent a month in Ronda during winter, actually over Christmas and New Year, and loved it so much. Yes, it was cold, it’s in the mountains after all, but the […]
The stunning capital city of Andalucia is blessed with the refreshing Guadalquivir River making it the perfect place for a river cruise. Seville is wonderful from the river and both locals and tourists use the Guadalquivir frequently for water activities. While you can’t swim in the river, you will see groups of kayaks, paddleboards, and […]
Visiting Granada Spain in winter is very different from other Andalusian cities, especially because the temperatures are way colder than for example in Malaga or Marbella in Costa del Sol. Yet, there are many reasons to visit Granada in winter. The cool temperatures give a special touch to the cobbled streets in the historical center, […]
When it comes to hidden gems, Andalucia has quite a few of them as most travelers head to the same destinations exploring popular Andalusian cities like Seville and Malaga or heading to coastal towns like Nerja and Fuengirola on Costa del Sol. Nonetheless, even the lesser popular destinations like Cazorla, Cadiz, and Cabo de Gata […]
Niebla Spain is one of those incredible hidden gems in Andalucia that truly deserves more attention. The whitewashed village is mostly known for its castle, but there’s more to see within the old city walls. The city was built atop a Roman colony and was one of the most important walled settlements in the ancient Al-Ándalus. […]