This building has been classified as an asset of cultural interest since 1959. It will allow you to know and understand the history of Spain. So, besides
The skies of Andalusia, and of the province of Malaga in particular, have incredible conditions for astro-tourism. They are made up of stars, planets and constellations
In Granada you will have thousands of plans and school activities to do in group. You can visit the Alhambra, Sierra Nevada, the famous Science Park or
Seville, the capital of Andalusia, has thousands of plans and activities to do and an infinity of monuments with a lot of history that will surprise you.
School trips for children give students educational experiences outside their regular school environment. With this we obtain that students can understand in a more fun and realistic
School trips are the learning moments that children enjoy the most. Sharing with their teachers and classmates outside the classroom is much more fun. Getting out of
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It is well known that Andalusia has a unique and unique beauty, from impressive monuments such as the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba or the Alhambra of Granada, to
With Sierra Nevada as background, the Alhambra and Generalife are presented in the best preserved Muslim Medieval City in the world. With the eloquence of the Nasrid
The province of Granada is considered one of the most respectful and tolerant in the country in terms of LGBT tourism, i.e. gay friendly tourism. Today both
Malaga is a gayfriendly city “by nature”. In this city we can find an open and cosmopolitan atmosphere in which the LGTBI community feel free and comfortable
Malaga is a city where you will always have an infinity of plans to do. To its cultural heritage, its exquisite gastronomy, and its incredible beaches, we
This Cordovan municipality, located in the south of the province, is known as the “city of water”, due to the multitude of springs in its surroundings; and
The Alpujarra Granadina, is a mountainous region, formed by impressive white villages and terraced houses in which today still survives the Berber origin. This destination stands out
The Andalusian province has been inhabited since time immemorial. The remains of the people who inhabited and still inhabit its lands leave an incalculable and immortal heritage.
History of the Capuchinos Square The history of this square begins in the 17th century. There stands a building designed by Rafael de la Hoz which houses
An enormous and complex complex of buildings dating from the Modern Age, located in the San Bernardo district, very close to the historic centre of Seville. The
With more than 2000 years of history and having hosted various civilizations throughout his life, Cordoba has endless stories to tell. Some of them real… others not
Strolling through the centre of Malaga we can find the Atarazanas Market. This place will surprise you with its nineteenth-century architecture, with some elements from the Muslim
Granada is one of Spain’s favourite destinations, being one of the most visited cities for many reasons. It is not only the Alhambra, but also its light,
Full name Church of Santa Marina de Aguas Santas, is located in the historic center (specifically in front of the Plaza de Santa Marina) of Córdoba this
Malaga has become one of the most visited places in our country. Tourists from all over the world come to enjoy its excellent gastronomy, its warm climate
Granada, a city full of history, which evokes all the essence of the mixture of civilizations, one of the greatest treasures you can find in Spain. Not
Everybody knows Andalusia’s gastronomic tradition, but we are going to focus on Granada. An incredible city for its culture, but also for its gastronomy and its
Halfway between the cathedral and separating the famous Constitution Avenue from the Arenal neighborhood, is the Plaza del Cabildo, one of the last bends of tranquility for
Cadiz, popularly known as “la Tacita de Plata” is an ancient port city, situated in the southwest of Spain. An island surrounded by the sea and separated
