What to see in Autonomous community Andalusia

Ermita de la Virgen del Amparo in Cumbres Mayores is church from XV century. It`s main entrance and arched chancel are in Romanesque style....

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The church Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (St. Mary of the Assumption) is located at Plaza Alta in Aracena. It is an unfinished 16th-century church (its construction was begun in 1528) that still lacks a roof.The church, built in large scale masonry, visible columns, cornices and bays, rough stone an...

Church of Santiago is situated in the castle of Velez-Blanco. It dates back to 1515 and is a mixture of Gothic and Moorish elements (it was built under the instructions of the Moorish architect  Zunzunegui)....

The Parish Church of the Immaculate Virgin in Alameda was built in XVIII century by the Marquis of Estepa. It is in Baroque style.From among the art collection held into the church most valuable is the painted wood carving of a crucified Christ, dated to the late XIV century....

La Ermita del Ecce Homo (or Ermita del Santo Cristo de la Caña) is a small chapel in Frigiliana. It comes to prominence during various festivals in the village....

The Dolmen of Menga (or Cueva de Menga) is a megalithic burial mound, barrows or dolmen, dating from the 3rd millennium BCE. It is placed at the surroundings of Antequera....

Granada Cathedral is located in the city of Granada (Autonomous community of Andalusia, southern Spain). The Cathedral was built by Queen Isabella on the site of the former Mosque (as Like most Christian buildings in Granada and Andalusia), that has been replaced by four buildings: the Cathedral,...

The baroque-style Church of Incarnation ("Iglesia Mayor de Santa Maria de la Encarnacion") in Marbella was built in 1505 and later (in 1712 and 1756) expanded and modernized by Pedro del Castillo and Salvador Gávez who made the fabulous main facade....

San Sebastian Church in Mijas is small and simple in design. It has white washed walls wit flowers and Geraniums to each each window. The churh is located at the street with same name, just opposite the Mijas Musuem, close to the corner of Canos Street....