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Senator Granada Spa Hotel
5.2
Suns
100% recommendation
Guests praise: smooth check-in/check-out, friendly staff, good knowledge of foreign languages, show all
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offers from $48.82
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Hotel Silken Al-Andalus
4.9
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94% recommendation
Guests praise: nice swimming pool, room cleanliness, cleanliness in restaurant, show all
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Hotel Anacapri
5.1
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100% recommendation
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offers from $58.83
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Hotel Petit Palace Marques Santa Ana
5.4
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100% recommendation
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offers from $85.12
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Hotel Becquer
5.0
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100% recommendation
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offers from $88.87
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Hotel San Anton
5.0
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100% recommendation
Guests praise: shopping facilities in the area, entertainment in the area, good position for excursions, show all
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offers from $58.83
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Hotel Macia Alfaros
4.9
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100% recommendation
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offers from $71.35
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Hotel Macià Real De La Alhambra
5.2
Suns
100% recommendation
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offers from $58.83
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Abba Triana Hotel
4.6
Suns
85% recommendation
Guests praise: general cleanliness, condition of the hotel, nice swimming pool
Hotel:
offers from $73.85
per night

Hotel Novotel Sevilla Marques del Nervion
4.9
Suns
100% recommendation
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offers from $62.59
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Information about the region Andalusia


Trip Preparation

TheAndalusia region is the most populous region and the second most popular tourist region in Spain. It receives about 30 million tourists per year. The main destinations are the Costa del Sol, Sierra Nevada and the Alhambra in Granada, which is the most visited monument in Spain.

Climate

Andalusia has a Mediterranean climate; however there is great diversity within the region. The average temperature in Andalusia is above 16 ° C, making it one of the warmer parts of Europe.

Country and People

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History

The history of Andalusia, and therefore their culture is the result of a complex fusion of different peoples and cultures. Different cultures influencing it include Iberian, Celtic, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Roman or Muslim.

Andalusia's strategic position between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea, as the last point in southern Europe, as well as its mineral and agricultural riches are the factors that made Andalucia an attraction for other civilizations since prehistoric times.

The first cultures of Andalusia (Los Millares, The Argar and Tartessos) were established in the Andalusian coast. People in search of minerals left the first marks of civilization. Later came the Greeks and the Phoenicians and then the Roman province of Andalusia, which had great economic and political importance in the Empire. Then came the invasions of Germanic Vandals and Visigoths.

In 711 came the Muslim invasion of the Iberian Peninsula and t...
Latest version edited by Fran Davis
History

The history of Andalusia, and therefore their culture is the result of a complex fusion of different peoples and cultures. Different cultures influencing it include Iberian, Celtic, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Roman or Muslim.

Andalusia's strategic position between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea, as the last point in southern Europe, as well as its mineral and agricultural riches are the factors that made Andalucia an attraction for other civilizations since prehistoric times.

The first cultures of Andalusia (Los Millares, The Argar and Tartessos) were established in the Andalusian coast. People in search of minerals left the first marks of civilization. Later came the Greeks and the Phoenicians and then the Roman province of Andalusia, which had great economic and political importance in the Empire. Then came the invasions of Germanic Vandals and Visigoths.

In 711 came the Muslim invasion of the Iberian Peninsula and the Andalusian region was the main political center of Al-Andalus, with Córdoba as its capital, one of the main cultural and economic centers of the world.

In the Sixteenth Century Andalucía centralized trade with the New World. From the eighteenth-century onwards, Andalusia went from being one of the richest regions of Spain to one of the poorest.

Getting Around

Airports

There are 6 international airports in the region. However the main airport is Malaga with 60% of all air traffic being concentrated here.

Public Transport

Although it has recently undergone some modernization, the railway network is still 100 years old. Centralized around Seville and Madrid, many regional capitals have no direct connection between each other.
The roads remain the best option, especially the highways.
The port of Algeciras is the most important in Spain.

Discover and Enjoy

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Events
 
Among the most famous are the April Fair in Seville, Jerez Horse Fair, August Fair in Malaga, the Corpus Christi in Granada. Religious festivals have a deep tradition in Andalusia. Other major events are the Carnival tradition of Cadiz, the May Crosses in Granada and Cordoba.

Food

The Andalusian cuisine is varied and although there are differences between the food of the coast and inland areas both are of a Mediterranean style.
Fried fish and shellfish are the most typical and widespread in the coastal area. Typical fish eaten include red tuna, prawns and the shrimps of Huelva and Malaga.
Ham is typical of mountain areas, such as Sierra Morena, Sierra Nevada, Sierra de Huelva, Los Pedroches (Iberian pig) and Trevélez (white pig). From these high mountain areas comes also, alpujarreño plate, which is "fried potatoes, fried egg, fried peppers and usually some type of sausage, like chorizo.

Baking is also very ...
Latest version edited by Fran Davis
Events
 
Among the most famous are the April Fair in Seville, Jerez Horse Fair, August Fair in Malaga, the Corpus Christi in Granada. Religious festivals have a deep tradition in Andalusia. Other major events are the Carnival tradition of Cadiz, the May Crosses in Granada and Cordoba.

Food

The Andalusian cuisine is varied and although there are differences between the food of the coast and inland areas both are of a Mediterranean style.
Fried fish and shellfish are the most typical and widespread in the coastal area. Typical fish eaten include red tuna, prawns and the shrimps of Huelva and Malaga.
Ham is typical of mountain areas, such as Sierra Morena, Sierra Nevada, Sierra de Huelva, Los Pedroches (Iberian pig) and Trevélez (white pig). From these high mountain areas comes also, alpujarreño plate, which is "fried potatoes, fried egg, fried peppers and usually some type of sausage, like chorizo.

Baking is also very important, and the use of almonds and honey is popular. Vegetables are essential in preparing dishes like pipirrana alboronía and also in the "soup" or hot and cold beverages such as gazpacho or Antequera ( a hot garlic soup).
Typically most wines are sweet. The area is also an important producer of Brandy.

Worth a visit

The coast is a major tourist attraction in Spain. An alternative to beach tourism are the major parks of Doñana and the ski resort of Sierra Nevada. Andalusia also has monuments like the Mosque of Cordoba, the Alhambra and the Giralda, cathedrals, castles and fortresses, monasteries and historic monuments in cities such as Ubeda and Baeza, have been declared World Heritage sites.
Moreover, there is a wide range of museums scattered throughout the geography of the region. These include the Museo Casa de Murillo.

Top destinations in the region Andalusia

Hotel reviews for hotels in Andalusia

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Hotel Parador de Arcos de la Frontera in Arcos de la Frontera, Andalusia
5.4
Suns
The hotel is distinguished by its spectacular location, big room, a beautiful restaurant and a romantic inner courtyard. In the price was the rich breakfast ( until 11 o'clock) included. There is a wide choice, small pan with warm tapas. Hotel and rooms are clean impression, the staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are very spacious. Bathroom (large, with tub, shower, bidet) and rooms are on an intermediate corridor together connected. The actually room is very big. We were at prior to a... Read more
in November 11
,
Christian, Age 41-45, Couple
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beautifulHotel, but far off the beaten pathHotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel Las Adelfas in Cordoba, Andalusia
4.7
Suns
Our first stop on our Andalusia-trip took us to Cordoba and tofour star hotelLas Adelfas. The hotel with the GPSvery easy to findand is located in abetterResidential area outside the citycenter. On aascentyou can reach the hotel complex, located in abeautiful gardenis. Thetwo-storey buildingin the continental style and couldonce againanewCoat of paint. Aimpressionthe is located on the inner continues, although itvery cleanwas. In front of the hotel you will find ample (free)parking spaces, be... Read more
in January 12
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Steffi & Steffen, Age 31-35, Couple
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To sleep okay. Unfortunately, we thought.Hotel not recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hostal Sonia in Granada, Andalusia
2.0
Suns
Our second stop on our Andalusia-trip took us to Granada and thus in the 1 star hotel-hostal Sonia. The hotel was easy to find and the GPS is located indirectly atthe main road. Began our hereproblems. It is notpossible, thatcarat thisstreetparking, so that the check-inlateral roadblock had. The hotel liesin the third floor of a Mehrgeschossers, the outside nice, inside the wear and close to dirty. On the ground floorthere is also a second hotel. Theproblemswent further, as the hotel is-as ad... Read more
in January 12
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Steffi & Steffen, Age 31-35, Couple
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beautiful smallCity hotel ingreat location.Hotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel San Cayetano in Ronda, Andalusia
4.3
Suns
Our third stop on our Andalusia-trip took us to Ronda and thus in the San Cayetano. The hotel was easy to find and the GPS is located indirectly atthepedestrian precinct. Currently (January 12) here on a city street in the coating renewed, so that we could drive to the front of the hotel. We have a free of chargelateral road parked. This hotel has noparkingand references apublicParking garage a block away. The hotel isasmallTownhouse, on the ground flooris locatedthe receptionand in the two t... Read more
in January 12
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Steffi & Steffen, Age 31-35, Couple
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beautifulCity hotel right in the middle of the life.Hotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Confortel Puerta de Triana in Seville, Andalusia
4.5
Suns
Our last stop on our Andalusia-trip took us to Seville and therebythree star hotelPuerta de Triana. The hotel was easy to find and the GPS is located indirectly ata main road. We have in front of the hotel aparkingand found a parking permitpulled, this is what we have been twice in the day and sowhole staystay. The hotel itselfhas noparkingand you willa few streetsawaypublicGarage piloted. The hotel is large, has six floors and isfrom the outsidevery appealing. Everything was very modernfurni... Read more
in January 12
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Steffi & Steffen, Age 31-35, Couple
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