After eight centuries establishing a unique and singular culture, Al-Andalus left an indelible footprint on Andalusian roads, a distinctive mark that makes us different from other parts of the Iberian Peninsula. Nine routes that will helps to us enjoy the remains of the great Caliphate and the…
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When you go on holiday with the family, there's nothing better than being surrounded by nature as you walk along the routes and trails of the Andalusian nature reserves. You'll find inner peace! Discover all types of trees and plants. Watch waterfowl very closely or simply go for a walk in one of…
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Ever heard of "cortijos"? These are country farmhouses where you can disconnect from the city hustle and bustle and enjoy your stay in Almería. Usually located near natural beauty spots, they offer a haven of peace after you've explored the destination. Make a note of these places and you'll almost…
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The grand maestro of Andalusian symbolism gives his works a realist character with a certain sense of poetry. He painted female beauty and the essence of Cordoba like none other. Julio Romero de Torres (Cordoba, 1874-1930). Master of Andalusian symbolism Julio Romero de Torres was one of Spain's…
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Without doubt, Andalusia one of the favourite destinations for enjoying a holiday at Easter. Our cuisine, culture, leisure activities and extraordinary countryside make us the ideal choice for an unforgettable holiday. Andalusia at Easter is synonymous with passion, processions, and tradition…
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His distinctive style reached perfection in the "suerte de matar" or killing. He popularised a bullfighting pass with his name "la manoletina”. Manuel Rodríguez Sánchez, "Manolete” (Cordoba, 1917-Linares, 1947) Caliph of bullfighting Bullfighter. Manuel Rodríguez Sánchez was born in Cordoba on 4…
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Antonio Gala (Brazatortas, Ciudad Real, 1930) declares himself to be an Andalusian from Cordoba. An all-round writer Antonio Gala was born in Brazatortas, Ciudad Real, in 1930, where his father was practising as a doctor at that time, but while still a baby he moved to Cordoba as a result of a…
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Practising water sports and doing so in the province of Córdoba might seem like a contradiction in terms, but this must be because you are not yet aware of the existence of the Iznájar reservoir. Located at the foot of the Sierras Subbéticas Nature Reserve, it has a shoreline extending more than 100…
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Emir and Caliph of Cordoba. The culmination of the State established by the Umayyad family in Arab Andalusia and the first heyday of Islam in the Iberian Peninsula.. Abderrahmán III (Cordoba, 891-961) Omeya splendour Son of Muhammad, the eldest son and heir of Emir Abd Allah, who killed his brother…
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Street markets, nativity scenes, zambomba drums… there are so many ways you can enjoy Christmas in Andalusia! Here is just a small selection. 1. Stroll through the streets of the historic centre of Jaén or Almeria and enjoy the beauty of the Christmas lights. 2. Buy the figurines for your nativity…
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