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What to see in Cadiz 🧐
Cadiz is the oldest city in Western Europe. A city full of beauty, traditions, culture and charming people. In addition to its spectacular beaches, the city is known for its famous carnivals. Today, we tell you what to see in Cadiz for yo don't miss nothing. The capital has more than 115 thousand inhabitants, the third largest city in the province behind Jerez de la Frontera and Algeciras. The city of Cadiz is not too big so if you want to enjoy it calmly with a couple of days will be enough. Weekend in Cadiz? we are starting! What to visit in Cádiz? Torre Tavira The Tavira Tower was built in the 18th century in the Baroque style, located in the Casa-Palacio de los Marqueses de Recaño. Nowadays, it is the Conservatory of Music of Cádiz. We recommend that you climb to the top of the tower, inside is the Dark Chamber, one of the main attractions to see in Cadiz. You will be able to contemplate scenes in real time of the city, in addition in the high part it possesses a terrace from which you will be able to see Cadiz to the complete...
Things to do in Seville 2023! 🧐
[toc] Seville is one of the most visited cities and the fourth largest in Spain, only behind Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. A magical city that offers many plans that, without a doubt, there is something to see and do in Seville during the time you are in the capital. Seville is a city with a lot of history, as well as having the largest old town in Spain and the sixth-largest in Europe. Thanks to its great historical and cultural heritage it has managed to become a worldwide tourist reference. As you can imagine seeing Seville can take several days, but today we make a list of the beautiful places in Seville to see on a weekend. Seville in two days 2023 Seville Cathedral A city full of wonderful places. Most of Seville's main monuments can be visited in its historic centre. In this area you will be able to appreciate different cultures, a heritage of Arab culture that can be felt in many places of the Sevillian city. One of the places to visit in Seville is its Cathedral. It is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, and we have it in Andalusia. A large...
What to do in Cordoba 2023
[toc] Cordoba is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia. It receives many tourists every year and they fall in love with all its traditions and corners. A city founded by the Romans during the 2nd century B.C. Did you know that Cordoba is the city with the most UNESCO World Heritage titles in the world? A total of four. If you are thinking of discovering this wonderful provincial capital, we have prepared a list of the best places to visit in Cordoba in two days. What to do in Cordoba – Alcazar of Cordoba and Jewish quarter You have probably heard of the gardens of the Alcazar of Cordoba, you can enjoy the patios of the Alcázar and if you go early in the day, there will probably be fewer people. The visit usually lasts around 1.5 hours. After visiting the Alcazar, you can't miss the Jewish quarter of Cordoba, today it is one of the most popular places in the city. A set of streets full of charm where you can find old buildings, beautiful courtyards and charming corners. An outstanding place is the Maimonides Square in Cordoba, where you will find the...
Quiet beaches near Malaga
[toc] Is summer coming and you do not know where to enjoy the beach without being surrounded by people? ✅ Keep reading and discover the quiet beaches near Málaga. With summer come the visits to the beach to escape the heat and get the tan you've been waiting for all the year. Costa del Sol has 150km of coastline and, as usual, the beaches are flooded with locals and tourists. Next, we will name the fewer crowded beaches of Malaga where you can spend your vacations and get away from the crowd. Quiet beaches near Malaga - The coves of Maro The cliffs of Maro-Cerro Gordo are famous for their steep scenery and marine life. Although its beauty is beginning to become known, the coves of Maro still do not have the same level of affluence as other beaches of the Province of Malaga. The beaches of Maro are a place protected by their environmental value and marine fauna. Also, if you are travelling to Malaga and want to do diving activities or kayak routes, this is the perfect place. The cultural and gastronomic offer of this region is also very diverse and, in the neighbouring towns of Nerja and Frigiliana,...
Andalucia coastal towns
[toc] Do you want to discover Andalucia coastal towns? ✅ We have chosen the 5 most charming coastal towns to enjoy this summer. ✅ Andalusia is an incomparable place to visit and enjoy its history, gastronomy, natural landscapes, charming villages and its wonderful coastline. No matter which province of Andalusia you visit, each and every one of them has something special. The Andalusian Coast covers 1,100 kilometers of coastline, between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic ocean, where some of the best beaches in Spain are located. If you are planning your summer vacation, in this post we selected 5 of the most beautiful Andalucia coastal towns to enjoy this summer. Source: www.traveler.es 5 Andalucia Coastal towns The Andalusian Coast, a real paradise to spend your holidays. Choose one of these 5 Andalucia Coastal towns to rest and enjoy this summer. Níjar, Almería, the most beautiful coastal town in Andalucia We will start talking about Níjar (Almería), one of the most beautiful beach towns in Andalucia (from Sierra Alhamilla to Cabo de Gata). The town is part of an urban complex of great attractiveness, although the most important part of the area is Cabo de Gata Natural Park, which hides...
The Marbesol Report 2018 – Most visited places in Málaga
Málaga has become a well-known place for visiting art galleries, historical sites and monuments in the South of Europe. Indeed, art and culture have helped the city develop and attract a high number of visitors and also new “malagueños”. And that’s the exact mission of Marbesol’s car hire service: we want to help you discover the most precious gems of La Costa del Sol as you drive your comfortable rental car. As genuine fans of the Malaga region, we know those special spots that you shouldn’t miss during your stay. From the earliest Paleolithic constructions to the last reminiscences of contemporary art, practically all ages of history have left a special trace in Malaga, which makes it so unique. For all these reasons, we have decided to celebrate the diversity of Malaga’s artistic landscape with a 2018 Report on The Most Visited Places in Málaga (also including the province). You can find the report by clicking on this link. [caption id="attachment_281" align="aligncenter" width="373"] malaga-cathedral[/caption] A special thanks goes to the managing teams of all the monuments and museums who have kindly shared their latest figures and cooperated with our editorial team. We wish you...
Welcome to our Tourism blog, where we will dive together into the magic of Andalusia!
We want every visit to our blog to be like chatting with a friend who tells you the best local secrets. Need tips on where to stay, what to try, what to see, or how to get to those hidden places? We are here for you!
Andalusia is a tourist gem, and you will be amazed by the world of possibilities offered by the eight provinces that make it up: Almería, Granada, Málaga, Jaén, Córdoba, Seville, Cádiz, and Huelva. We will make sure you get the most out of all those you decide to visit.
If you decide to hire a car at Málaga Airport, don’t hesitate to read on so that you don’t leave a single corner without visiting.
Are you ready to get to know Andalusia as we Andalusians know it? Let’s get started!
In our blog, we’ll be giving you a taste of what makes each province unique. Imagine starting your journey in Málaga, a city where the sun shines almost every day of the year. Stroll along the beautiful beaches, explore the historic center with its charming streets, and don’t miss the impressive Alcazaba fortress. A delicious meal of fresh seafood by the port and the vibrant nightlife are just the beginning.
From Málaga, a short drive can take you to Granada, home of the stunning Alhambra. This palace and fortress complex is a must-see, with its intricate Islamic architecture and breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Wander through the narrow streets of the Albayzín, the old Moorish quarter, and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of this enchanting city.
Then there’s Córdoba, where you can marvel at the Mezquita, a unique mosque-cathedral that showcases the blending of Islamic and Christian architecture. Take a leisurely walk through the Jewish Quarter, visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, and relax in the beautiful gardens of the city.
And let’s not forget Seville, the capital of Andalusia. Visit the majestic Seville Cathedral and climb the Giralda tower for a panoramic view of the city. Explore the picturesque Plaza de España and the charming neighborhood of Triana, known for its flamenco heritage. Enjoy a boat ride along the Guadalquivir River and savor some tapas in one of the many lively bars scattered throughout the city.
While the major cities of Andalusia are undoubtedly worth visiting, the region is also home to many hidden gems that are waiting to be discovered. Picture yourself driving to Ronda, a picturesque town perched on a cliff, with its iconic Puente Nuevo bridge spanning the deep El Tajo gorge. Or visiting the Doñana National Park, a vast wetland reserve that is a haven for wildlife.
Another hidden gem is the village of Mijas, located in the mountains above the Costa del Sol. With its whitewashed houses, narrow streets, and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, Mijas is the perfect place to unwind and soak in the traditional Andalusian charm.
And of course, no trip to Andalusia would be complete without indulging in the local cuisine. Each province has its own culinary specialties, and trying them all is a delicious adventure in itself.
But this is just a glimpse! In the upcoming articles, we’ll delve deeper into each province, sharing detailed guides on what to do, where to eat, and the best places to stay. We’ll also provide practical tips to make your trip smooth and enjoyable, from the best times to visit to how to navigate the local transportation.
Renting a car in Andalusia is one of the best ways to explore all these wonders. If you hire a car at Malaga Airport, you can travel at your own pace, stop whenever a picturesque view catches your eye, and make spontaneous detours to charming villages off the beaten path. With well-maintained roads and scenic routes, driving through Andalusia is an adventure in itself.
So, are you ready to dive deeper into the beauty of Andalusia? Follow our series of articles to uncover all the secrets and tips you need for an unforgettable journey through this enchanting region. Get ready to pack your bags and set off on an Andalusian adventure like no other!
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