Interactive Andalusia Map

Plan a visit to Spain's southernmost region with our Map of Andalusia

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Andalusia is the region that most people think of when the think of Spain. Granada, Cordoba and Seville are the cities making up its "golden triangle," but there are other, smaller places within Andalusia to discover.

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Interactive Andalusia Map

Map of Andalucia, Spain © 2007 by James Martin, licensed to About.com
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Andalusia Cities

Andalusia is very compact, considering the number of tourist destinations it contains. A vacation here doesn't mean long train trips or lots of driving. Remember that it's hot in the summer. You'll want to do everything late at night when the temperature rises, but then in Spain you can.

First the big three:

Seville - The best place to witness Samana Santa: get lost in the Barrio Santa Cruz, have some tapas and watch a flamenco show.

Cordoba - The least visited of the Andalusia big three, don't miss the old masque, the Mezquita de Cordoba

Granada - Visit the Moorish palace-citadel and fly with the flamenco.

The coastal cities:

Cadiz - Check out the big Carnival in February. Go for two or three days, unless the beach mezmerizes you.

Gibraltar - Worth a day for a visit with our ancestors, but just. Bring your Pounds Sterling, it's British.

Malaga - Hang with the jet set on the Costa del Sol.

Motril - Stay in a cute place on the beach while visiting the likes of Alpujarras, a string of mountain villages worth visiting.

Jerez - Like Sherry? Go here.

Ronda - Bullfights, a deep ravine, and an Islamic old town awaits your visit.

Andalusia Suggested Itinerary

Damian Corrigan has outlined a Suggested Itinerary for Andalusia that includes Seville, Cadiz, Ronda, Malaga, Granada and Cordoba.