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The Provinces of Andalucia |
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Andalucia is the southernmost region of Spain and is Spain's second largest region in area. It is home to the Costa del Sol, the cultural cities of Sevilla (Seville), Granada and Cordoba, and is also the location of Europe's only desert.
Andalucia Spain is the perfect destination for your Spain holiday because it has a wealth of attractions and has all of the right ingredients:-
- Ease of travel - Malaga Airport, Almeria Airport and Granada Airport, with their great choice of airlines and budget flights, make it easy to get anywhere in Andalucia. There is also a fantastic road and rail network.
- Climate - Andalucia is not known as the Sunshine Region for nothing! The region is pleasantly warm all year round, hot and sunny in summer and has very low rainfall.
- Attractions - Stunning beaches, the sparkling MediterraneanSea, wild, natural parks, beautiful cities, pretty white pueblos, lunar landscape and dramatic mountains all combine to make this one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
- History - Phoenicians, Moors and Romans have all left their mark on the region, and there are even 7000 year old cave paintings.
- Fiestas - From Semana Santa to local village fiestas, the Spaniards know how to party!
- Food and Drink - Andalucia is the home of tapas, sherry (Jerez), gazpacho and the tastiest seafood.
- Culture -Flamenco, bullfighting, Picasso and more...
- Welcoming people - The Andaluz people are some of the friendliest in Spain.
Andalucia (sometimes known as Andalusia) is made up of eight provinces:-
- Almeria
- Granada
- Jaen
- Huelva
- Cordoba
- Malaga
- Seville
- Cadiz
Each province has its own charm and host of attractions. Explore YourAndalucia.com to find out more about each province and to find out why so many people call Andalucia Spain's most beautiful region.
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