Andalusia

Capital of Andalusia, famous for flamenco, Moorish architecture, and the Alcázar palace.

Historic city in Andalusia, home of the Alhambra palace and Arab influence.

Historic city in Andalusia known for the Mezquita and its well-preserved old town.

A coastal city in Andalusia known for its beautiful beaches, historic center, and being the birthplace of Pablo Picasso.

Dramatic cliff-top city in Andalusia famous for its spectacular gorge, beautiful old town, and bullfighting history.

One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe with over 3,000 years of history, featuring beautiful beaches, historic architecture, and vibrant carnival celebrations.

The sherry capital of Spain, known for its wine cellars, equestrian tradition, and flamenco heritage. Home to the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art and numerous sherry bodegas.

Glamorous resort city on the Costa del Sol, known for its luxury lifestyle, beautiful old town, golden beaches, and year-round pleasant climate. A playground for the wealthy while still retaining Andalusian charm in its historic center.

One of Spain's most unusual towns, Guadix is famous for its cave dwellings carved into the soft clay of the surrounding hills. Over half the population lives in these unique underground homes, which stay naturally cool in summer and warm in winter. The town is dominated by an impressive cathedral and alcazaba (fortress), while the otherworldly landscape surrounding it feels like stepping onto another planet.

A unique town that looks like something from the Wild West, with sandy streets where horses have right of way and hitching posts outside buildings instead of parking spaces. El Rocio is most famous for hosting the annual El Rocio Pilgrimage, Spain's largest religious procession, when a million devotees converge on this small hamlet to honor the Virgin of El Rocio. Located next to Doñana National Park, it's also a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

Stunning whitewashed village known as one of the prettiest in Andalusia with narrow winding streets