If you are planning to travel to Andalucia in 2010, try not to miss the fabulous festivals and ferias which are held every year in Malaga, Seville, Huelva, Jaén, Almeria, Granada, Cordoba and Cadiz.
Some of the most popular annual festivals in Andalucia include:
Malaga Feria and the San Bernabé Feria Marbella
During the Feria de Málaga, the [...]

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Attracting visitors from all over the world, Andalucia is an autonomous community which is divided into 8 provinces.  Seville is its largest city, and the other 7 provinces include Huelva, Cádiz, Cordoba, Málaga, Jaén, Granada and Almeria.
From its fabulous beaches, lapped by the Mediterranean in the south, to the mountainous regions of Granada, and the [...]

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The town of Rute might not be on your ‘must visit’ list but maybe, when you see what the town has to offer, that could change.
You will find Rute in the province of Cordoba in Andalucia equidistant from the cities of Cordoba, Granada and Seville and bordering the beautiful Sierras Subbética Natural Park, one of [...]

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The historical city of Cordoba in Andalucia is famous for many things, one thing being the music and dance shows that take place each year across the city. In July 2008 the city plays host to one of the world’s best guitar festivals.
The festival celebrates its 28th year and again like every year has attracted [...]

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The traditional pueblo blanco (white village) of Zuheros is one of the best examples of the traditional Spanish villages that can be seen right across Andalucia.
Located on the edge of the Sierra Subbetica Natural Park this beautiful little village attracts a number artists and country lovers due to its location.
The history of the village has [...]

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