Seville

Huge Spanish galleons would navigate the length of the Guadalquivir river, their sailors starved of human contact after several weeks at sea, and unload their spoils....MORE

Triana

The Al andalus character had been indelibly impressed on its population. Seville is filled with thousands of hidden places far from the crown, and right in the middle of it too.READ MORE

Santiago

The fame of Santiago de Compostela became assured by the discovery of the tomb of St. James and, since time immemorial, has been the epicentre for an untold number of pilgrimages.MORE

Dawn in Huelva

Huelva is a tourist destination offering scenery ranging from wide sweeping beaches to serene and tranquil mountains.MORE

Salamanca

Not only full of spectacular buildings, Salamanca is also the city in which resides the oldest university of Spain and was officially declared a World Heritage city in 1988.MORE

Granada

The wonder that is Granada is inscribed on the ramparts of the Alhambra:There is no pain in life so cruel as to be blind in GranadaMORE

La Mezquita

The undisputed star of the show is the Mezquita – Cathedral. Begun in 785 under the reign of Abd-al-Rahmán, it represented the capital of the Arabic world.MORE

Toledo

It has to one of the most breathtaking sights in the world. Toledo lies serene on the banks of the river Tajo, intrinsically attractive and secure in its cultural roots.MORE