What to see in Autonomous community Andalusia

Semana Santa in Spain lasts for ten days, finishing on Domingo de la Resurreccion (Easter Sunday). The most popular destination for Semana Santa in Spain is Seville....

Costa Natura is a naturist village located on the Costa del Sol, near to town of Estepona. The resort has a swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, yoga, a library, 2 bars and a whole host of other sporting activities....

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Huge town-gate Puerta del Arco de los Gigantes is situated in Antequera and was built in 1585 by Francisco de Azurriola to replace the old Moorish door called Estepa Gate. It is total of seven meters high and over four wide, and is formed by a large arc....

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Once Ronda had been conquered by the Catholics in 1485, the Main Mosque was transformed into a Christian church. The church had status of an abbey, collegiate church and in XIX-th century was converted into High Parish....

Mijas wine museum (Museo del Vino) offers to wine lovers the chance to learn more about Mijas`s small, but growing wine industry. The visitors will learn also more about the wines from professional oenologists (introductory courses on Spanish wines) and will test wine from all denominations of...

Calahonda beach is situated at Nerja Costa del Sol. It is a small beach that is quite sheltered if there is a bit of a breeze. There are a lot of rocks on either side. The beach is sandy with a mix of small pebbles and sand. There can be hired sun-beds and umbrellas. The restaurant on the beach is...

Sayalonga Moorish Museum (Museo Morisco)  was opened at 27 October 2006. The museum is dedicated to show the architecture, culture and folk traditions of the Moors who lived in the Axarquía. The visitors could use their five senses in a brand-new experience.The museum is hosted in a typical M...

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