With extraordinary landscapes abounding with olive groves, vineyards and cornfields, the countryside in the south of the province of Córdoba is proud to include some of the best-preserved wetlands in Europe. The rich environmental heritage of this complex of six lagoons, distributed among the…
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The wonders of the night sky are unveiled all their glory across the sky of Antequera. In this town in Malaga, and within the beautiful El Torcal Nature Area, there is a very special place where something as simple as stargazing becomes a real treat. The karstic landscape, one of the most important…
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Andalusia is home to more than one hundred landscapes that have been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List by virtue of their unique history and culture. A picture is worth a thousand words and these Granada landscapes speak for themselves. Guadix-Purullena Landscape. The unusual rock…
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Seville has a special colour and scent… romantic and welcoming, traditional and modern, authentic and cosmopolitan…There are many different versions of Seville to be explored and to discover them all there is no better way to do so than through the eyes of a child. If you are thinking of visiting…
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In Linares, La Carolina and the towns in the Sierra Morena region you will find one of the largest mining basins in mainland Spain and, without doubt the largest in the world with regard to lead production. At one time there were endless mining concessions, 65 km of master wells and almost 700 km of…
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In the area surrounding the town of Castellar de la Frontera, in the Campo de Gibraltar region, there is a path that is renowned for the unexpected presence of one of the most beautiful and impressive insects that can be found in the world, and of course in Andalusia: The monarch butterfly. This…
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For centuries, the Costa del Sol was the Costa del Azúcar (Sugar Coast), or at least that would have been a more correct name. There were dozens of mills producing cane honey, sugar and rum, some built as far back as the 16th century. But none display such extraordinary engineering and monumentality…
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For centuries the mild climate on the coast of Granada enabled the development of a major industry dedicated to the traditional production of sugar by cultivating sugar cane. The Pre-industrial Museum of Sugar Cane in Motril and the buildings of the Nuestra Señora del Rosario (Salobreña), Santa…
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