Overview
Andalucía is one of Spain’s most scenic regions, strewn with superb HispanoMoorish architecture. As well as including two of Spain’s greatest sites – the Alhambra in Granada and the Mezquita in Córdoba – this tour explores some of Andalucía’s prettiest countryside and towns.
Itinerary
Day 1: Fly to Malaga
Fly from London (regional connections
available) to Malaga with British Airways.
Transfer to the Sercotel Malaga for 1 night. (N)
Day 2: Ronda • Seville
Morning drive to Seville. En route, stop at
Ronda, which sits astride the El Tajo gorge. Visit
the bullring and museum before continuing to
Seville. Stay 2 nights at the Hotel San Gil. (B)
Day 3: Seville
Morning visit to the Fine Arts Museum.
Afternoon tour of the cathedral and the
Alcázar. Seville’s cathedral is the largest in
Europe and is Christopher Columbus’ burial
place, while the Moorish Alcázar Palace is now
home to the Spanish royal family. (B)
Day 4: Carmona • Córdoba
Morning drive to Córdoba, stopping en route
to view the picturesque town of Carmona. Stay
at the Macia Alfaros for 2 nights. (B)
Day 5: Córdoba
Morning visit to the Mezquita, formerly the
city’s mosque, to see its dazzling interiors.
Continue to the Jewish quarter, a labyrinth of
narrow cobbled streets and tiny squares, and
view the synagogue. Optional afternoon visit
to the Medina Azahara, the ruins of the Muslim
medieval town and its vast palace. (B)
Day 6: Granada
Morning drive to Granada. Afternoon at leisure
to explore the Charterhouse, one of the finest
examples of Spanish baroque architecture,
or the El Albayzin district. Stay 2 nights at the
Abades Recogidas. (B)
Day 7: Granada
Full-day tour of Granada, including the cathedral,
chapel and the Alhambra. Built by the Moors
in the 13th and 14th centuries, it consists of a
spectacular complex of buildings and courtyards,
as well as the celebrated Generalife gardens. (B)
Day 8: Fly to London
Morning transfer to Malaga airport and fly to
London with British Airways. (B)
