Andalusia is an architectural utopia, with styles ranging from Gothic and Baroque to Spanish Renaissance. Many of the traditions associated with Spanish culture originated in Andalusia, from flamenco to bullfighting. But the region's culture and history have been shaped by civilizations including the Romans, Byzantines, and Moorish Muslims, and you can discover the culture of Andalusia by exploring the sites that have been awarded UNESCO World Heritage designation by visiting 3 iconic cities.

The Andalusian capital, SEVILLE, is full of historical monuments to discover, like the Arabian belltower Giralda, the city's landmark, the enormous Seville Cathedral (With the tomb of Cristopher Colombus), the “Torre del Oro”, the old district Barrio Santa Cruz, or:

CORDOBA, where you will find the truly unique "Mosque-Cathedral" with its stunning red and white interior arcades. Discover the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, in the past, it has been the residence of catholic kings, the Inquisition headquarter and even a prison. Its magnificent gardens are worth the visit! After, go for a walk in the lovely Jewish quarter. At Sunste cross the Roman bridge to enjoy the view over the mosque-cathedral and the old city.

Seville, Cordoba, and now GRANADA, are our trio of must-see cities in Andalucia!

Granada also has its own emblematic historical monument: the world-famous Alhambra. This stunning palace and fortress complex is one of the most emblematic monuments of Islamic architecture. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the most visited monument in Spain.