What to see in Autonomous community Andalusia

Marbella old town is partially surrounded by the ruins of an old Arab wall and has narrow white washed streets, old churches and squares, as well as lots of fascinating shops and boutiques. At the heart of old town is Orange Square....

Alcázar del Rey Don Pedro in Carmona was built during the Muslim era. The early Palace was the seat of the Kings of the Taifas. In the 18th century during the reign of King Pedro I "The Cruel" lengthy reconstruction work on the compound were undertaken, giving it its current appearance. ...

The Iglesia de San Antonio de Padua in Frigiliana, was built in 1676 and then refurbished a century later. The exterior displays a simple brick façade with a semicircular arch and a three-level bell tower. St. Anthony of Padua Patron Saint of Travelers, Sailors and Fishermen and aslo patron saint ...

The church Nuestra Senora del Rosario in Salobrena dates from 16th century. It is situated under the castle of Salobrena. It is constructed on the site of a previous mosque. The church is famed for the doorway and beautiful tower....

This is a religious festival very reputable in village of Zufre (as in most of Andalusian villages). The village really comes to life during the September `Feria` celebrations. It starting with a procession where an image of the patron saint, Virgin Mary, is carried from the village church to a ...

Caves The Gruta de las Maravillas is a spectacular cave systems in town of Aracena. The caves are located below the hill where the Aracena castle stands. There could be seen unusual formations of minerals. In the complex is situated a geological museum....

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The donkey sanctuary is situated on the east side of village of Nerja. It provides shelter and a safe home for many donkeys, horses, mules and other abandoned animals (such as dogs). There is no fee for admission although all kind of donations are greatly appreciated because the complex survives...