Things to do in Andalucía
Discover the best attractions and experiences Andalucía has to offer
Historic Monuments
Andalusia is a tapestry of centuries, where Moorish fortresses meet Renaissance palaces. Discover iconic monuments that define the region’s history.
La Alhambra
A stunning Moorish fortress-palace in Granada famed for its gardens, tilework and views.
Real Alcázar de Sevilla
A royal palace in Seville renowned for Mudéjar architecture and lush inner courtyards.
Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba
A remarkable mosque-cathedral where Islamic and Christian artistry converge in Córdoba.
Museums
From modernist masterpieces to regional galleries, Andalusia offers diverse museum experiences.
Museo Picasso Málaga
Houses a rich collection of Picasso’s works in his birthplace.
Centre Pompidou Málaga
A branch of the Paris museum with rotating contemporary exhibitions.
Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
Impressive collection spanning Spanish and Andalusian art.
Religious Monuments
Religious architecture across the region ranges from grand mosques to towering cathedrals.
Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba
Iconic mosque-cathedral exemplifying Córdoba’s historical fusion.
La Giralda (Seville Cathedral)
An iconic minaret-turned-bell-tower with sweeping city views.
Catedral de Granada
Granada’s grand cathedral, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture.
National & Theme Parks
Dramatic coastlines, deserts and pine-clad peaks await in Andalusia’s protected spaces.
Doñana National Park
A vast, bird-rich sanctuary renowned for its diverse ecosystems.
Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park
A rugged, forested mountainscape ideal for hiking and nature.
Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park
Arid coasts and volcanic beaches in Almería’s pristine shores.
Neighborhoods
Walk through the living history of Andalusia’s cities by exploring their classic quarters.
Albayzín (Granada)
A Moorish hillside district with narrow lanes and viewpoints over the Alhambra.
Triana (Seville)
Colorful riverside neighborhood famed for ceramics and flamenco roots.
La Judería (Córdoba)
Historic Jewish quarter with winding streets and atmospheric squares.
Free Things to Do
Experience Andalusia’s charm without a price tag by wandering its streets and viewpoints.
Granada’s Albaicín and Mirador de San Nicolás
Stroll through whitewashed alleys and enjoy skyline views of the Alhambra.
Seville’s Guadalquivir riverfront & Plaza de España
Walk along the water and admire the grand plaza from the outside.
Cadiz’s historic old town
Meander the centuries-old streets and sea-breeze coastal lanes.
Gastronomy
Taste the bold flavors that define Andalusian cooking, from seafood to sherry.
Tapas crawl in Seville
Sample a range of small plates across buzzing tavernas.
Gazpacho & Salmorejo
Chilled soups and thicker tomato-tortilla variations, perfect in warm weather.
Pescaíto frito (fried fish) in Málaga
Crispy local fish bites served fresh along the coast.
Sherry tasting in Jerez de la Frontera
Savour diverse sherries in the heartland of sherry.
Nightlife
Evenings glow with flamenco, bars and lively plazas across the region.
Sacromonte Flamenco Shows (Granada)
Intimate cave performances celebrating Granada’s gypsy heritage.
Flamenco bars in Triana (Seville)
Traditional venues where live guitars and singing fill the night.
Málaga city center nightlife
Bars and clubs around Calle Larios and the harbor glow after dark.
Entertainment
Historic venues host theatre, music and performances across Andalusia.
Corral del Carbón (Granada)
One of Europe’s oldest theatres hosting diverse performances.
Teatro Cervantes (Málaga)
A historic venue for plays, concerts and dance.
Gran Teatro Falla (Cádiz)
Iconic concert hall with a long coastal performance tradition.
Sports
Adventure and sport options sweep across mountains and coasts.
Sierra Nevada Ski Resort
Europe’s southern ski destination with slopes near Granada.
Golf on the Costa del Sol
World-class courses set along sun-drenched coastlines.
Kayaking on the Guadalquivir (Seville)
Paddle through scenic urban waterways by the city.
Off the Track
Ventures off the beaten path reveal hidden Andalusian gems.
Caminito del Rey (El Chorro)
Spectacular cliffside walkway carved into a gorge.
Ruta de los Pueblos Blancos
A scenic circuit through white-washed mountain villages.
Cuevas de Nerja (Nerja Caves)
Impressive cave system with stalactites and ancient halls.