Andalucia
On this journey, from the cities of Spain’s
south to its quiet country trails, we sample flamenco and sherry, Islamic
architecture, pristine beaches and mountain scenery
Executive summary by darmansjah
Seville is peppered with establishments featuring live
flamenco shows.
Your Trip Mapped Out
SEVILLE Best for flamenco; Andalucia’s fiery
capital city is a place of twisting lanes, shady squares and unrivalled
architecture – but it is flamenco that brings it to life.
JEREZ Best for Sherry; The centerpiece of the
region’s sherry Triangle, Jerez de la Frontera is home to more than 20 bodegas,
most of them open to visitors.
SIERRA DE GRAZALEMA
Best for walking; The rugged
mountains of the Sierra de Grazalema hide peaks, valleys and gorges and pretty
villages, making them perfect walking territory.
TARIFA Best for beaches; Tarifa has some
Spain’s best beaches, with miles of white sand facing south to Africa; add to
this whale-watching trips and a pretty old town
.
GRANADA Best for architecture; The capital of
Islamic Spain until the 15th century, Granada is a city of
historical treasures presided over by the incredible Alhambra Palace.
ALPUJARRAS Best for hilltop villages; Las
Alpujarras, a line of valleys along the Sierra Nevada’s southern flank, is home
to los pueblos blancos, Spain’s beautiful ‘white villages’.
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