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Discover why you should add the gorgeous historic town of Mojácar Pueblo in Almeria to your bucket list. And why it is my favorite white village in Spain!

While Spain’s Costa del Sol is famous for its sunny beaches, but the equally amazing neighbouring costas sometimes get overlooked. Among these is the Costa de Almería, located in the province of Almería, in Andalusia. Covering over 200 kilometres, it is full of dramatic beaches, desert landscapes, and charming towns. Here are 18 amazing and unique places to visit in Spain that pack quite a punch.

Our curated Andalucia itineraries highlight the best things to do in the region, including day trips, top tours, food recommendations, and ideal places to stay. Ready to explore Andalusia? Don't miss these hidden gems in your next adventure. Andalusia travel itinerary | Andalucia Spain itinerary | Andalusia Spain itinerary | Andalusia itinerary | Andalucia itinerary

The Alcazar of Seville in Spain (official name Alcázares Reales de Sevilla) – the crowning glory of the capital of Andalusia.It is one of the oldest actively used palaces in the world and one of the most impressive monuments in Spain.If you’re visiting Seville, you simply can’t leave without seeing the Royal Alcazar! Join me on the blog for a short tour!

Andalucia, Spain, is unlike any other region in southern Europe. Imagine sun-drenched days in an epic landscape that includes pristine beaches and impressive mountain ranges. Charming white-walled towns speckle the region and the dining is unparalleled. Cultural influences range from Moorish to Mediterranean, and Flamenco is a way of life. This is Andalucia.

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Andalucia is one of the most vibrant spanish regions, and most people visit it on Andalucia roadtrip. However, you don't need a car to explore Andalucia with this 7 days South of Spain itinerary. By using trains and buses, you'll get to explore the most incredible towns and monuments in Adalucia and have a perfect week in Andalucia.

Sierras de Cazorla is a national park in the province of Jaén, about a 2 hour drive from Jaén Capital. I visited with some friends in early November and we had the place to ourselves. It is up in the mountains and in the winter it snows so it was pretty cold when we went but we were able to hike for a few hours without getting frozen. A few days after our trip, it snowed a ton! We just missed it.. The hike we did is alongside a river that has crystal clear water and plants and trees blooming…