Andalucía es una región en el sur de España. Bordeado por Murcia al noreste;Castilla, La Mancha y Extramadura al norte.
Portugal proporciona la frontera al oeste.
Andalucía cubre toda la costa del Mediterráneo del Sur de España continental. Es una región en la que visitamos y viajamos muchas veces.
De necesidad, mis galerías de fotos para esta región serán limitadas: tengo muchos miles de imágenes digitales de la región, demasiadas para que cualquiera pueda aventurarse a mirar.
Las áreas principales que hemos visitado son;
Marbella
Marbella es el principal complejo de Costa del Sol, no el más grande, pero ciertamente, en mi opinión, lo mejor. Hogar de muchos de los mega ricos de Europa, la ciudad está llena de historia con el área del casco antiguo con su Plaza de Naranjas – Orange Square, sus tiendas, restaurantes y si tiene un yate Puerto Banús adecuadamente grande.
Tiene un clima excelente, he visitado en noviembre cuando 26 ° C es más normal, pero 30 ° C no son infrecuentes. Estas temperaturas me hacen sospechar que podría hacer un poco de calor en verano.
Sevilla
Think World Trade Exhibition Center, Bullring, Cristopher Columbus, una catedral verdaderamente sorprendente y el Alcazar. Este último es el Palacio Real de los Mores de los Días de Ocupación (piense en El Cid) por los moros.
Un viaje en barco muy placentero a lo largo del río Betis es una excelente manera de pasar un poco de tiempo.
Granada
Granada está en el noreste de la región cerca de Murcia. Es el hogar de la Alhambra, una ciudadela histórica muy importante que se visita de manera que la planificación previa es esencial. La admisión es para espacios de tiempo que se adhieren estrictamente. Los operadores de entrenadores toman una parte de los leones de reservas que son fácilmente el método más simple de acceso al sitio. Ningún visitante de esta región debería perder la oportunidad de visitar aquí.
Mientras esté en Granada, más que solo la ubicación de la Alhambra, visite el centro de la ciudad y disfrute de la ciudad que no se olvida de participar en uno de los Tapas Trails.
Cada una de estas ciudades tiene su propia página para ver con más detalle
Andalusia is a region in Southern Spain. Bordered by Murcia to the North East; Castilla, La Mancha and Extramadura to the North.
Portugal provides the border to the West.
Andalusia covers the whole of the Southern Mediterranean coastline of Mainland Spain. It is a region that we visited and travelled in many times.
Of necessity my photo galleries for this region will be limited – I have many thousands of digital images from the region, far too many for anyone to even venture to look at.
The principal areas we have visited are;
Marbella
Marbella is the premiere resort of the Costa Del Sol, not the biggest but certainly in my opinion the best. Home to many of the mega-rich of Europe the City is steeped in history with the Old Town area with its Plaza De Naranjas – Orange Square – its shopping, restaurants and if you have a suitably large yacht Puerto Banús.
It has excellent weather, I have visited in November when 26°C is more normal but 30°C is not uncommon. These temperatures make me suspect that it might be a little bit warm in summer.
Sevilla
Think World Trade Exhibition Centre, Bullring, Cristopher Columbus, a truly amazing Cathedral and the Alcazar. The latter is Moorish Royal Palace from the days of occupation (think of El Cid) by the moors .
A very pleasurable boat trip along the Betis river is an excellent way to while away a little time.
Granada
Granada is in the North East of the Region close to Murcia. It is home to the Alhambra, a hugely important historic citadel that is so visited that pre-planning is essential. Admission is by time slots that are strictly adhered to. Coach operators take such a lions share of bookings that they are easily the most simple method of access to the site. No visitor to this region should miss the opportunity to visit here.
Whilst in Granada, more than just the location of the Alhambra, visit the city centre and enjoy the city not forgetting to partake in one of the Tapas Trails.
Each of these cities has it’s own page to view in more detail
Andalusia is a region in Southern Spain. Bordered by Murcia to the North East; Castilla, La Mancha and Extramadura to the North.
Portugal provides the border to the West.
Andalusia covers the whole of the Southern Mediterranean coastline of Mainland Spain. It is a region that we visited and travelled in many times.
Of necessity my photo galleries for this region will be limited – I have many thousands of digital images from the region, far too many for anyone to even venture to look at.
The principal areas we have visited are;
Marbella
Marbella is the premiere resort of the Costa Del Sol, not the biggest but certainly in my opinion the best. Home to many of the mega-rich of Europe the City is steeped in history with the Old Town area with its Plaza De Naranjas – Orange Square – its shopping, restaurants and if you have a suitably large yacht Puerto Banús.
It has excellent weather, I have visited in November when 26°C is more normal but 30°C is not uncommon. These temperatures make me suspect that it might be a little bit warm in summer.
Sevilla
Think World Trade Exhibition Centre, Bullring, Cristopher Columbus, a truly amazing Cathedral and the Alcazar. The latter is Moorish Royal Palace from the days of occupation (think of El Cid) by the moors .
A very pleasurable boat trip along the Betis river is an excellent way to while away a little time.
Granada
Granada is in the North East of the Region close to Murcia. It is home to the Alhambra, a hugely important historic citadel that is so visited that pre-planning is essential. Admission is by time slots that are strictly adhered to. Coach operators take such a lions share of bookings that they are easily the most simple method of access to the site. No visitor to this region should miss the opportunity to visit here.
Whilst in Granada, more than just the location of the Alhambra, visit the city centre and enjoy the city not forgetting to partake in one of the Tapas Trails.
Each of these cities has it’s own page to view in more detail
