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Malaga

Malaga is the major coastal city of Andalucia and sits as the gateway to the Costa del Sol. Pablo Picasso was born in 1881 in the city which now houses the headquarters of the Picasso Foundation. The Malagueños love their food, so bars and restaurants are key to the Malaga regions popularity. Tapas, small portions of many different dishes is an Andalusian tradition and a wonderfully inexpensive way to try a variety of local food. The park on Calle Alameda houses an impressive botanical collection and has open air concerts every Sunday. La Alcazaba a fortress that dates back to the 700s, although much of the structure belongs to the mid 11th century, is now a fascinating archaeological museum.

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Cadiz

Cadiz province itself is worthy of more visits than it receives, although mass tourism in this area will invariably spoil it over time. This aside, many people overlook Cadiz, as it’s the province in the corner of Andalucia. It’s often only given merit by the windsurfing and water sports fanatics that flock to this so-called European surfing coast.

But, what a coast! If the (natural) beach and surf is your thing, you will love it here.

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Costa del Sol

Costa del Sol, also known as the ‘sun coast’ is one of Europe’s favourite Mediterranean holiday destinations and stretches along just over 150 kilometres of Málaga province, from the tip of Tarifa past Gibralter. Its miles of splendid sandy beaches, mild winters and baking summers is the root of attraction that makes it a great place to enjoy a wide variety of outdoor activities, including golf.

This region is the home of world-class golf courses, to the extent that it has often been dubbed the ‘Costa del Golf.’ However, golf is just one of many sports played here. Tennis, badminton, squash, horse riding, water sport activities and adventure sports means there is fun for everyone.

The region also boasts a wealth of lively nightlife and culture for the young and old alike. The beautiful capital city of Málaga is the home of Pablo Picasso’s birthplace and the finest Flamenco shows, bull fighting, tapas restaurants and boutique shopping. Because the Costa Del Sol is the gateway to Africa, it has been conquered and civilised many times and therefore it is rich in archaeological remains. The Nerja Cave dating back 20,000 years is one of many historical sites to explore in the area. The friendliness of the people and the ambience of the Costa Del Sol is something to be admired.

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Seville

The city is striking for its vibrancy. It is the largest town in Southern Spain, the city of Carmen, Don Juan and Figaro. Seville lies on the banks of the Guadalquivir and is one of the largest historical centres in Europe, it has the minaret of La Giralda, the cathedral and the Alcázar Palace.

The Alcazar in Seville was founded in c.8th Century by the rulers of Seville from the time of the Romans. During the 11th Century, it was developed by the Court of Abbadid Dynasty. Despite years of reforms and changes to the buildings, including Pedro the Cruel who completely rebuilt it using parts of other buildings from Seville and Cordoba, the site is still the best example of this type of architecture. Although also not to be missed is the Casa de Pilatos, one of the most beautiful buildings you can visit in Seville. The Cathedral in Seville is the largest Gothic Church in the world, and the place where Christopher Columbus was initially buried. He was then moved to Spanish Territory in the Americas, but now again rests in Seville Cathedral once more. Also check out the Biblioteca Colombina.

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Cordoba

Neolithic Cordoba and its history began during the bronze age, with inhabitants trading on the mineral rich territory. Founded by the Romans and known as Corduba in 152 BC it was the capital city of Hispania Ulterior and became known for its Olive Oil and Art.

During the pre AD period, the Cordoba region was famous not only for oil and minerals, but also for poets such as Seneca and Lucan, who lived there in a time when Cordoba city was accepted as the capital of the modern Andalucia.

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Alicante

Alicante is the starting point for many tourists visiting Spain and particularly the Costa Blanca. It is located on the East coast of Spain between the Costa Almeria and the Costa Dorada.

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