Travel, culture, food and lifestyle experiences
The region of Andalusia in Southern Spain is dramatic, colorful and filled with passion and the people that live here are just that way. Traditional, love rituals and customs and exceptional food, life is slower paced and easy along with the extreme climates you will find here in the south of Spain
This vibrant and colorful region in Southern Spain is authentic and sticks to historic and cultural values and treasures worth visiting in the region
Andalusia (Andalucía in Spanish) is a large autonomous community located in the southern part of Spain. It is known for its diverse landscapes, ranging from stunning beaches to mountainous areas.
Andalusia’s coastline along the Mediterranean Sea, known as the Costa del Sol, offers beautiful beaches, resorts, and vibrant nightlife. Marbella, Malaga, and Torremolinos are popular beach destinations.
The region hosts a variety of colorful and lively festivals, such as the Feria de Abril in Seville and the Semana Santa (Holy Week) processions. These celebrations showcase Andalusia’s vibrant culture.
Check out our posts to visiting Andalusia, Spain for planning your trip to this Andalusian Region.
Malaga to Cadiz: best routes and transportation by car, bus or train service and things to do The drive along the scenic coastline from Malaga to Cadiz is beautiful or you can go rather fast and direct taking the toll road on the AP-7 to the AP-4 from Malaga direct to Cadiz. … Read more
Specialty foods and public markets in Cadiz, Spain The local specialty foods and places to eat in Cadiz Spain is at the heart of living and celebrating everyday life in this southern coastal city. Cadiz specializes in so many fantastic local farms, grown from the region ingredients and finished products sold from … Read more
Malaga to Granada, Spain: visit this historic city by bus, train or car In Andalusia, Spain, Malaga and Granada are situated just 93 miles (149 kilometers) apart and an easy day trip or longer stay to savor and enjoy the Moorish influence and historic city. You can conveniently travel from Malaga to … Read more
Try these Specialty foods of Malaga, Spain when you visit the area The coastline region of Malaga, Spain is well known for the many agricultural farms and specialty foods that come from this region of the country. Specialtizing in abundant seafood, specialty ingredients and produce grown in the region, you’ll enjoy trying … Read more
Cordoba to Madrid: Best way to reach the capital city by train, bus or car Taking a journey from the historic city of Córdoba to the vibrant capital of Spain, Madrid, opens up a world of possibilities for travelers. Nestled in the heart of the Iberian Peninsula, this voyage offers a fantastic … Read more
Day trip from Seville to Cordoba: a visit to the historic city center in Andalusia An easy day trip or day trip from Seville to Cordoba is doable by car or if you want to take public transportation to get to the vibrant and colorful city. Less than 141 KM or about … Read more
Malaga to Seville: A road trip to the regional and historic capital city of Andalusia Malaga to Seville is a fantastic and easy road trip to do in Andalusia or even taking public transportation which is cheap and efficient alternative between both cities. If you are coming from Malaga City, the trip … Read more
One day in Ronda, Spain: Explore the attractions, historic sites and gorgeous vistas around this city in Andalusia There’s plenty to see and do with just one day in Ronda, Spain to visit. You can easily explore all the main attractions, vista points, the bullring and other historical sites along with some … Read more
One day Malaga Spain: top attractions and places to visit in just one full day One day in Malaga, Spain doesn’t do it justice but if you are coming from a cruise or just landing at the airport and have one day to visit the city, we have a great guide for you. … Read more
Alcazar at Seville: A Journey into Architectural Splendor and History Visiting the Alcazar Seville, is where you experience history, art, and architectural grandeur converge to create a truly enchanting experience in one place. Nestled in the heart of Seville, Spain, the Alcazar stands as a testament to centuries of cultural influences, blending Islamic, … Read more
