Andalucía is a sun-dappled region in southern Spain. Although it’s only the second largest in the country, it’s the most populous. With its rollicking fiestas, temperament guitar solos, bullfighters, passionate flamenco performances, and sunny beaches, there are plenty of fun things to do in Andalucía which is often seen as the embodiment of Spain as a whole. Sure, this depiction is somewhat stereotypical and outdated. However, it does carry a dash of truth. Despite the ever-present modernization, this Spanish community manages to keep its authentically spirited atmosphere that gives you the strange notion of traveling back in time. A strong aspect of Andalucian appeal stems from its unusual history which unraveled on the clash of two ideologies: Christianity and Islam.
Andalusia comprises a fusion of influences that champion Spanish passion in its bullfighting, flamenco, and fiestas. Given its history, from Architecture to cuisine and everything in between, Andalusia points to a history of cultural interchange. Experience it first hand in Granada, one of the top places to visit in Andalucia.
When you think of Spain, you think of flamenco. It is both beautiful and powerful. The music and the dance evoke a passion and energy that is undeniable and has become synonymous with its country’s people. The famous Flamenco show Los Gallos in Seville should not miss on your list of top things to do in Andalucia.
Costa del Sol comprises the coastal communities of the province of Malaga and is a highlight of Andalucia travel. But, don’t be fooled, there is more to the 159 km of sun-soaked Andalusian coastline that stretches from Manilva to Nerja, than Malaga. Venture out and explore the sun-drenched sandy beaches along the coast.