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The best things to do in Olvera, the beautiful white village in Cadiz

Olvera is one of Andalusia’s most attractive white villages, perched on a hill and overlooking the olive-tree-covered valleys below. Olvera is a calm village with few other tourists. It’s a beautiful spot for a relaxing afternoon spent seeing the castle and eating tapas while sipping a drink of local beer or wine. This town of...

All you need to know about Holy Week in Jerez de la Frontera

Holy Week in Jerez, which has been designated as a National Tourist Interest, is a major religious, social, and cultural festival commemorating Christ’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection. It takes place every year during the week of the first full moon of the spring season. Processions take over the streets of Spain from Palm Sunday to...

10 most outstanding archaeological sites in the province of Cádiz

Cádiz is one of Spain’s provinces with the most archaeological sites. Throughout history, various civilizations have settled in the Mediterranean as a result of their position. In truth, the capital is the oldest city in the West, having been built by the Phoenicians about three thousand years ago. The various towns that settled in Cádiz...

10 things to do in picturesque Zahara de la Sierra, Cadiz

Located in the province of Cadiz, it is a site that absolutely takes your breath away. It is without a doubt one of the most picturesque of the Sierra de Grazalema’s Pueblos Blancos (white villages), if not all of Andalusia. Here are 10 things to do in Zahara de la Sierra. Zahara de la Sierra...

The impressive and striking Bolonia Beach in Cádiz

Bolonia beach is more than just that; it is a natural environment with areas of practically untouched nature, fine white sand, crystal blue waters, and a refreshing sea air. It’s a really clean beach, and the seas are among the clearest in the vicinity. Visitors recognize that it is a unique natural setting and treat...

Wines with designation of origin in Andalusia, Spain

Andalusia is one of the most significant wine-producing regions in Spain. Since, it has 7 wines with designation of origin Besides, Andalusia is Spain’s southwestern wine area and home to Sherry, the world’s most famous fortified wine. Andalusia’s wine area is perfect for viticulture and winemaking. Due to its Mediterranean environment and mild average temperature. ...

The colorful and extravagant Cadiz Carnival in Spain

Cadiz, a port town in southwest Spain, has a ten-day colorful carnival every year. The carnival is one of the most important in Spain. Cadiz is the oldest known city in the Iberian Peninsula, dating back 3,000 years. During the 10 days of carnival festivities, it transforms into the largest and most colorful metropolitan hub...

Real Alcazar Royal Palace and Gardens in Seville

Real Alcazar Royal Palace and Gardens in Seville is located right next to Seville Cathedral, in the heart of the city, the Alcázar of Seville (Real Alcázar de Sevilla), is placed in Andalusia, south of Spain. It is an outstanding complex of buildings and patios, which, together, make up the oldest royal palace still in...

Restaurants with a Michelin Star in Andalusia

To begin with, on December 14, the gala for the presentation of the Michelin Guide Spain and Portugal 2022 took place in the City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia. Therefore, in this list we show you the Restaurants with a Michelin Star in Andalusia. On top of that, with the publication of the new...

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