Andalucia Luxury Experience

Andalucia, a sunny region in southern Spain renowned for its cultural richness, stunning landscapes and luxurious experiences.
From iconic cities like Seville, Cordoba and Granada to charming white villages dotted across the countryside, Andalucia is full of treasures to explore.

Immerse yourself in its spellbinding atmosphere, soak up its Moorish heritage and discover sites such as the Alhambra in Granada. Prepare to be seduced by this unforgettable destination.
Discover Seville, the magnificent capital of Andalusia! This bewitching city is full of cultural riches. It offers a unique atmosphere that captivates visitors from all over the world. As you stroll through the cobbled streets, you will be charmed by the Moorish architecture, colourful patios and bustling squares of Seville.
A visit to Seville would not be complete without discovering the majestic Cathedral, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can find the tomb of Christopher Columbus, a real piece of history.
The famous Giralda imposing structur, it is a campanile tower which offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
Don't miss the Alcazar of Seville, a royal palace with Moorish influences. Its lush gardens, fountains and exquisite patios will transport you to a true paradise.

Grenade is a magical city located at the foot of the mountains of the Sierra Nevada. Its most famous gem is the Alhambra, a spectacular Moorish palace surrounded by lush gardens. We can’t miss the the Albaicin, a picturesque historic district with winding streets and white houses.
Stroll through Granada's charming squares, such as Plaza Nueva and Plaza de Bib-Rambla. There you can enjoy traditional tapas. Soak up the bustling atmosphere of the city as you stroll through the shopping streets of Calle Recogidas. Granada will captivate you with its unique blend of Arabic and Spanish influences.

The white villages are an essential experience during your stay in Andalusia. These villages, perched on top of the hills, were once strategic refuges against enemy attacks. Their white walls, which give them their name, protect them from the Andalusian summer heat.
Cordoba, with it is famous Mosque, a mosque-cathedral which is an architectural masterpiece. Explore its impressive interior with its marble columns, horseshoe arches and stunning mihrab and the Patio de los Naranjos, a charming garden surrounded by palm and orange trees.
The Jewish Quarter, also known as Jewry, is another must-see in Cordoba. Here you will also find the Synagogue of Cordoba, an architectural gem from the Middle Ages.
Ronda is one of the must-see destinations on a trip to Andalusia. This picturesque town is famous for its impressive 18th century bridge, the Puente Nuevo, which overlooks the canyon of El Tajo. Stroll through the charming alleys of the old town, discover historic churches and magnificent palaces, and enjoy the breathtaking views from the watchtowers.
The Bullring of Ronda, one of the oldest bullrings in Spain, where you can learn about the tradition of bullfighting. Ronda offers a unique atmosphere and a fascinating mix of history, culture and stunning scenery, making it an essential stopover when exploring Andalucia.
Cadiz, the oldest city in the West, is a hidden pearl of Andalusia. Located on a peninsula surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Cadiz offers a unique blend of history, culture and beautiful beaches.
The Cathedral, which mixes Gothic and Baroque styles, and climb to the top of the tower for stunning panoramic views of the city. Stroll along the old city walls and take in the stunning ocean views. History buffs will also appreciate a visit to the castle of San Sebastián, located on an islet connected to Cádiz by a bridge.
Jerez de la Frontera, a charming Andalusian town located in the province of Cádiz, is renowned for its Jerez wine and rich cultural heritage.
A visit to Jerez wouldn't be complete without discovering its famous wine cellars, where you can taste and learn about the production process of Jerez wine, also known as sherry.
You can stroll through the picturesque streets of the old town and visit Jerez Cathedral, a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. One of the most emblematic sites of the city is the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, a riding school where you can attend fascinating equestrian shows showcasing the Andalusian equestrian tradition. Jerez is also known for its annual horse festival, the Feria del Caballo, which takes place in May and offers a unique experience of the culture and passion for horses in Andalusia.
The caves of nerja, located on the Costa del Sol, are one of the natural wonders of Andalusia. These impressive caves are famous for housing one of the largest stalactite columns in the world, measuring over 32 meters in height. Visitors can explore the vast underground halls and marvel at the fascinating rock formations created by millennia of erosion.
The Nerja Caves are also famous for their prehistoric cave paintings, testifying to human occupation dating back over 30 years. A guided tour allows you to discover the history and beauty of this unique site. The Nerja Caves are a must for lovers of nature, history and adventure in Andalusia.

Andalusia is proving to be an essential destination for travelers in search of unique experiences.
On Our Andalucia Angel Wine Experiences, an expert guide and Sommelier, will lead you through the most fascinating sights of this fantastic region in a tour of one day from Seville, or multiples days. This Experiences in Andalucia is designed for food and wine lovers looking for luxury and La Dolce Vita.

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