Andalusia Local Expert: Find Things To Do in Andalusia

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Things to do

Malaga Interactive Music Museum + Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

City Sightseeing Malaga Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Entry to 2 Museums

HK$256

per adult

80% of travellers recommend

Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral: Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

HK$288

per adult

98% of travellers recommend

Skip the line combo tour to Alcazar & Cathedral of Seville

Cathedral & Alcázar of Seville Guided Tour Combo

HK$319

per adult

88% of travellers recommend

From Seville: Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas Day Trip

From Seville: Discover SETENIL & RONDA

HK$441

per adult

90% of travellers recommend

Córdoba: Skip-the-Ticket-Line Mosque-Cathedral Guided Tour

HK$288

per adult

88% of travellers recommend

Córdoba: Guided Tour of Azahara Medina

HK$180

per adult

74% of travellers recommend

Flamenco Show with Drink in Seville

HK$441

per adult

94% of travellers recommend

Picture 12 for Activity From Malaga: Caminito del Rey/White Villlages Tour & Tapas

Caminito del Rey & White Village Tour with Tapas from Málaga

HK$602

per adult

98% of travellers recommend

From Málaga: Caminito del Rey Day Trip & Guided Tour

HK$594

per adult

94% of travellers recommend

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1. Port of Malaga

The Port of Málaga is one of the oldest seaports in Spain and the first stop for many visitors on a trip to the city. The port is both a transportation hub and a popular destination itself. Shop in chic malls, lounge on beaches and explore cutting-edge art galleries, all within the marina area.

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2. Seville Cathedral

The sheer size of the Catholic Seville Cathedral (Catedral de Sevilla) may leave you momentarily overwhelmed. The wealthy councilors who commissioned the building in the early 1400s intended it to be so grand that future visitors would question the sanity of the cathedral’s founders.

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3. Carihuela Beach

La Carihuela started out as a fishing village but, with the growth of Torremolinos as a coastal resort, it has become most popular for its huge, sandy beach. Visit to explore the last remnants of the old village or to simply enjoy swimming in the sheltered natural harbor. The area is also getting increasingly famous for its delicious fresh cuisine.

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4. Los Boliches Beach

Join in the fun at one of the best-loved beaches on the Costa del Sol, Los Boliches Beach. This dark-sand stretch of coast is rarely quiet, and its dynamic atmosphere is typical of the lively, youthful spirit of Fuengirola. Enjoy the calm waters and take advantage of the excellent facilities as you spend a day basking in the sun here.

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5. Malagueta Beach

Malagueta Beach is an ideal place to escape the city and unwind by the sea. During the high season, waterfront food vendors and busy restaurants line the shore, parents and children use the playground facilities and visitors enjoy beach activities. Stretch out on a sun lounger, walk barefoot on the sands and cool off in the calm waters.

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6. Royal Alcázar of Seville

A royal residence still used by the country’s monarchs today, the Royal, or “Real” in Spanish, Alcázar is one of the most striking architectural achievements in Europe. It’s a group of buildings and gardens that blend styles dating back to the Moors of the 11th century, right up to the modern day.

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7. Burriana Beach

Enjoy an authentic Mediterranean seaside ambiance at Burriana Beach (Playa Burriana). This is Nerja’s largest and busiest beach, a place adored by both locals and tourists. Come to Burriana Beach to swim in the warm water and have fun trying various aquatic activities. Marvel at the beautiful coastal scenery and dine, drink and shop along the waterfront esplanade.

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What to do in Andalusia

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Port of Malaga

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One of Spain’s most popular cruise ports is a great place to experience the atmosphere and history of lively, welcoming Málaga.

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Where to stay in Andalusia

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Málaga Centro

Port of Malaga and Malaga Roman Theatre are a few top attractions in Málaga Centro. Hop around the city on the metro at La Marina Station or La Malagueta Station and check out the area's fantastic nightlife, stunning cathedral and captivating waterfront views.

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Historical Center

Known for its fantastic nightlife, stunning cathedral and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Historical Center. Top attractions like Casa de la Memoria Cultural Center and Calle Sierpes are major draws. Catch the metro at Plaza Nueva Tram Stop or Archivo de Indias Tram Stop to see more of the city.

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Granada City Center

Travellers to Granada City Center praise its stunning cathedral. If you've got some more time to explore, be sure to stop by Calle Navas and Plaza Bib-Rambla.

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Santa Cruz

The fantastic nightlife and stunning cathedral are a few things travellers love about Santa Cruz. Check out Giralda Tower or Convent of the Incarnation while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Puerta Jerez Tram Stop to get around town.

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Benalmádena Costa

A noteworthy feature of Benalmádena Costa is its stunning beaches. While you're in town, be sure to stop and check out Carihuela Beach and Casino Torrequebrada.