Andalusia is a region between land and sea, between art cities and white villages. This region in the south of the Iberian Peninsula fascinates and amazes in many ways. There is no shortage of reasons for this enchantment! First of all, Andalusia is a story, it is History. Over the centuries, Andalusia has welcomed many civilizations (the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Arabs), each of which has left its mark, which can be found in the monuments as well as in the Andalusians' approach to life and nature. The connection to nature is also very important. From the mountains to the sea, passing through hills and rivers, Andalusia offers true natural treasures. The Tabernas Desert, the coast of Huelva, the mountains of the province of Cordoba, the Torcal in Antequera... a multitude of diverse and unique landscapes to discover. But Andalusia is also a land of gastronomy linked to the culture of olive oil, fishing, and citrus fruits, especially the orange, which notably colors the streets of Seville. Finally, Andalusia is a region rich in traditions and festivities that punctuate the lives of its inhabitants to the sound of flamenco, the ultimate artistic expression of this land that, at Andalucia Aficion, we invite you to discover.
day 1
SevilleArrival at Seville airport. Private transfer from the airport to your hotel. Capital of Andalusia, it is renowned for its gentle way of life and its monuments inherited from the different civilizations that have lived there. Check-in at the hotel located in the heart of the city. Take a stroll to the Plaza de España, created for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. Also admire the Maria Luisa park located next to it, with its magnificent plants and fountains. Evening and dinner at your leisure. You will find our best tips in your travel file. Overnight at your hotel.
day 2
SevilleBreakfast at the hotel. Guided tour in French of the Alcazar with ticket included (group with French-speaking guide). Discover, in the heart of Seville, the Royal Alcazar of Seville, one of the oldest palaces in the world still in use. Over the centuries, from the end of the 11th century to the present day, it has witnessed, within its walls, the influence of the various cultures that have passed through the city. OPTIONAL EXTRA: Private guide Free lunch and free afternoon. Seville, the beautiful Andalusian city, will delight you with its dynamism and beauty. It boasts a rich historical past, of which it still preserves fabulous monuments today. Take the opportunity to stroll through the city's streets or set aside some time for shopping to bring back a small souvenir from your getaway in Andalusia. Free dinner and overnight at the hotel.
day 3
SevilleBreakfast at the hotel. Visit of the Seville Cathedral with audio guide and access to the Giralda. Discover, in the heart of Seville, the Seville Cathedral and its Giralda. The construction of the minaret of the great mosque of Seville, now the cathedral, began in 1184. Its name comes from the weather vane that crowns the tower, known as the Giraldillo (little weather vane), which is without a doubt the most well-known symbol of the city. Lunch and afternoon at leisure. OPTIONAL EXTRA: Private guided tour of the city with a French-speaking guide. We will show you the old town or the Jewish quarter (today known as Santa Cruz), a labyrinth of narrow and colorful streets. Discover Seville in a different way, with all its legends and stories, its sumptuous squares, its architecture, and its traditions. We will accompany you throughout this visit and will talk about the history, art, gastronomy, lifestyle, and current events of Seville and Andalusia. You will find our best tips in your travel file. Evening and dinner at leisure in Seville. Overnight at the hotel.
day 4
Seville - CordobaBreakfast at the hotel. Train Seville-Cordoba First a Roman city, it later became the capital of the caliphs. Located on the north bank of the Guadalquivir, the city remains an incredible example of a blend of cultures. Free transfer to reach your hotel. Check-in at your hotel located in the historic center of Cordoba, facing the Mezquita. Lunch and afternoon at leisure. Visit the famous patios of Cordoba. From 5pm, the houses open their doors to let you discover their magnificent flower-filled patios. Evening and dinner at leisure in the city's typical tapas bars. Overnight at the hotel.
day 5
CordobaBreakfast at the hotel. Group guided tour of Cordoba with a French-speaking guide (tickets included). Visit the city's famous monuments: the impressive Mosque-Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos and its magnificent gardens, as well as the old synagogue. Lunch and afternoon free in the city. Make the most of the city of Cordoba, its beautiful squares and palaces to visit. The squares of Cordoba are meeting places, gathering spots, and venues for celebrations during the city's festivities in May. The most iconic ones are located in the historic center and each has its own atmosphere, with a special charm that invites relaxation. Cross the Roman bridge of Cordoba. In Cordoba, you just have to take the famous Roman bridge to cross the majestic Guadalquivir River. The only possible access to reach the city of Cordoba until the mid-20th century, the Roman bridge of Cordoba was built at the city's founding. Evening and dinner at leisure. Overnight in Cordoba.
day 6
Cordoba - GranadaBreakfast at the hotel. Cordoba-Granada train Granada is located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, the highest mountain range on the Iberian Peninsula, which determines its climate. Granada was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Free transfer to reach the hotel. Check-in at your hotel located in the historic center of Granada. Lunch and afternoon at leisure. Set off to discover the Albaicín and Sacromonte districts, formerly the souks and gypsy quarter, birthplace of flamenco in Granada. OPTION: Private French-speaking guide tour of the Albaicín and souks districts. You will find all our sightseeing tips in your travel diary. Enjoy a dinner followed by a flamenco puro show in a tablao in the Albaicín district. Overnight at the hotel.
day 7
PomegranateBreakfast at the hotel. Group guided tour of the Alhambra and its gardens with a French-speaking guide. The Alhambra is a rich complex of palaces and fortresses where the monarchs of the Nasrid court of Granada resided. Its true appeal, like other Arab constructions of the time, comes not only from the interior decorations, which are among the most beautiful in Andalusian art, but also from its location, originally in a landscape perfectly integrated into the pre-existing setting. Lunch on your own and free afternoon. Freely discover the Sacromonte district, the "Cuevas" caves where the Gypsy flamenco of Granada was born. You can also visit the Royal Chapel where the famous Catholic Monarchs Isabella and Ferdinand are buried. Evening and dinner on your own. Overnight at your hotel.
day 8
Granada - MalagaBreakfast at the hotel. Bus to Malaga airport. Possibility of private transfer depending on the return flight schedule. Return flight. End of our services.
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