Andalusia, the southernmost region of Spain, bordered by the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, combines in its landscape beautiful coasts, wetlands, olive groves, dense forests, and snow-capped peaks. In this very special corner, which bears the traces of a tumultuous history - particularly the traces of the Moors - all the distinctive characteristics of Spain are concentrated: bullfighting, flamenco, whitewashed villages, and steep mountain ranges - everything in abundance. Most visitors head to the seaside resorts or the attractions of the three cities renowned for their art and architecture: Seville, Córdoba, and Granada. However, it is worth visiting many other places as well. One of the main attractions of Andalusia is the cheerfulness and sociability of its people, as evidenced by the impressive fiestas.

Contents
- Learn about Seville and Andalusia
- Seville by area
- Andalusia by area
- Accommodation guide (accommodation, food, entertainment, outdoor activities)
- Survival guide - Travel information