If you like hiking routes or if you are one of those who take your bicycle everywhere, Rail Trails are a good way to combine sport and nature while enjoying the scenery. What they call Rail Trails are abandoned railway tracks that have been refurbished to be used for the enjoyment of cyclists and…
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Oil tourism is a very entertaining way of exploring Andalusia, the largest extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) producing area in the world, by visiting the olive groves, mills, oil museums, farmhouses, festivals, tastings and enjoying its gastronomy in restaurants where EVOO has a place of honour in the…
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Cazalla de la Sierra gives its name to an amazing liqueur, Cazalla, which is still produced by hand in a number of mountain towns and is very popular throughout Spain. In neighbouring Constantina you can visit the factory and museum of a brand denominated La Violetera, with its ancient still, and in…
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The famous French engineer, Gustave Eiffel, was commissioned to build two railway bridges in the province of Granada: the Gor bridge, which was later moved to Dúrcal due to a landslide, and the Hacho Bridge, in Guadahortuna, declared a historical-artistic monument. by popular request. There are two…
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A little nature and fun with the family are the perfect combination for an enjoyable holiday. Getting away from the city and enjoying the great outdoors feels good to everyone. These recommended destinations in Andalusia will help you start planning your family getaway. Keep reading…
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A fishing village where fresh fish and red prawns are the most appreciated Mediterranean treasures If you want to discover the best gastronomy of Levante Almeriense, Garrucha is the place to go. It has been a fishing village for thousands of years, and the fresh seafood and fish that you can find…
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style="text-align: justify;">Andalusia is the main organic producer in Spain with more than 1.3 million hectares using organic farming techniques, 3,000 industries and more than 5,400 livestock farms. Agrotourism is a fun and educational way to get to know Andalusian products such as oil, wine and…
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style="text-align: justify;">Andalusia is known for growing some of the best tomatoes in Spain, which are used in traditional recipes such as gazpacho and salmorejo. Andalusia also has amazing places where interesting fruit is grown: like large strawberries and berries in Huelva and the Costa…
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The legendary Huelva site, a fascinating spot for mining and sustainable tourism, stands out on the European of the Regions map. It does so within the continental itinerary that values Spain's industrial past. "There are no larger pyrite deposits in the world than those in the Province of Huelva in…
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Would you like to put on bee-keeper clothes and walk amongst bees? In this article you can discover these unusual experiences plus a delicious organic lunch at the Cortesano Honey Ranch! One of the most fun, entertaining and strangest things that you can come across in Andalusia is the visit to the…
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