Andalusia Travel - Best Places to Visit in Spain HD
This short travel video presents some of the best places you must see in Andalusia. By watching this travel video you can visit Andalusia in 4 minutes. The best of Andalusia tourist attractions consists of Córdoba, Granada, Málaga, Ronda, Costa del Sol, Nerja and Gibraltar. If you are looking for the best places to visit in Spain, you must see the attractions of Andalusia.
On our journey on the track of the Moors you can cast a glance at some of the most famous sights, the must-see attractions in Andalusia, such as the complex of Alhambra in Granada or the Mezquita, the impressive mosque in Córdoba. Both are included on the World Heritage List.
Besides these incredible must-see attractions in southern Spain our video recommends some places you shouldn't miss when you visit the area, such as Ronda, Nerja, Málaga and Gibraltar, not to mention Costa del Sol, the beautiful coastline for the lovers of sun. Hopefully you will be convinced that Andalusia is one of the best places to visit in Europe.
Andalusia can easily be reached by plane through 6 international airports: Málaga, Almeria, Granada, Sevilla, Gibraltar, Jerez.
Granada - Discover Spain's Arab past
The cultural city of Granada is situated in the eastern region of Andalucia, in the province of the same name.
The city is characterised by it scenic diversity, architectural beauty and a rich and distinguished history that exudes from the city. If you are staying in or visiting the Granada be prepared to fall in love with the city. No one leaves unaffected by the magnificence of the Alhambra Palace, the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, or bohemian atmosphere.
Hotel Rural Cortijo Catifalarga, Alpujarra, Granada, Spain
Enjoy endless views, trekking, village fiestas and relaxing atmosphere while staying in this lovely stone rural retreat in the Alpujarra region of southern Spain.
Not driving over lemons!
Chris Stewart, author of Driving over Lemons and several other wonderful books, and his wife Ana, live in the Alpujarras, south of Granada, in what must rate as one the most difficult places to access in all of Spain. We had the amazing luck to be invited for lunch a few weeks ago - here is just a brief 45-second glance at the route we took to meet them. The drive was followed by a hike down a steep hill, over a river on a homemade footbridge and a good walk after that. Not a drive for anyone prone to vertigo...
Mojacar a winter walk from Macenas to Treasure Island
A little film made on a walk through the campo from Macenas Beach to Treasure Island January 2005