This 7-day itinerary through the Andalusian triangle offers a complete immersion into the soul of Andalusia, providing authentic experiences and an unforgettable journey through the history, culture, and charming landscapes of Seville, Córdoba, and Granada.
Upon arriving in Seville, the first impression is the grandeur and beauty of this historic city. After checking in and a brief rest, begin your journey by exploring the stunning Plaza de España, with its Renaissance architecture adorned with tile details that capture the essence of Andalusia. A stroll through the lush María Luisa Park offers a moment of peace amid the city’s bustle. To end the day, enjoy a leisurely walk through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, revealing narrow, charming streets where every corner seems to tell a new story. Have dinner at one of the local restaurants, savoring the rich Andalusian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere.
The second day begins with a visit to the majestic Alcázar of Seville, a palace that blends Gothic and Mudéjar styles, where each room and garden reveals the splendor of the city’s Islamic and Christian past. Next, walk through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, exploring its picturesque alleys and flower-filled courtyards, inviting contemplation and relaxation. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in Spanish culture with a visit to the iconic Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, the bullring that symbolizes the region’s tradition, and finish the tour at the historic Torre del Oro, with its splendid view of the Guadalquivir River. In the evening, don’t miss the cultural experience of an authentic flamenco show in a traditional tavern, where the passionate sound of guitars and vigorous footwork bring out the soul of Andalusia.
In the morning, take a train to Córdoba, one of the most fascinating cities in Andalusia. Upon arrival and settling in, it’s time to explore the city’s most famous monument: the impressive Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba. The play of light and shadows among its horseshoe arches creates a mystical atmosphere, and the contrast between the Muslim and Christian past is palpable in every detail. Then, stroll through the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter, where Córdoba’s Synagogue is a testament to the coexistence of cultures that once thrived here. With each step, you will be transported back in time as you discover flower-filled patios and picturesque corners. In the evening, enjoy dinner in one of Córdoba’s charming patios, savoring the authenticity of the local cuisine.
The day begins at the magnificent Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs, where you can stroll through lush gardens and learn about the stories of the Catholic kings who lived there. Then, a walk over the imposing Roman Bridge offers charming views of the Guadalquivir River and the city’s skyline, revealing Córdoba’s Roman past. In the afternoon, visit the ruins of Medina Azahara, the palatial city built as a symbol of the power of the Caliphate of Córdoba, offering a fascinating insight into medieval Islamic grandeur. Be sure to explore more of Córdoba’s famous patios, especially if it’s spring, when they are decorated with a profusion of colorful flowers. The day ends with a traditional dinner, where you can try the delicious cold soup “salmorejo” or the traditional “rabo de toro.”
On the morning of the fifth day, head to Granada, a city steeped in history and mystery. After arriving, check in and get ready for an immersion in local traditions. Begin by visiting the imposing Granada Cathedral and the Royal Chapel, where the bodies of the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, rest, marking an important part of Spain’s history. In the late afternoon, explore the Albaicín, the old Arab quarter, with its narrow, winding streets and Moorish-style white houses. The view from the Mirador de San Nicolás at sunset, with the majestic Alhambra in the background, is unforgettable – a perfect moment to appreciate the city’s grandeur as the sky changes color. End the evening with dinner at a restaurant in Albaicín, with the illuminated Alhambra as a backdrop.
This is the most anticipated day of the trip: the visit to the stunning Alhambra, one of Spain’s most extraordinary monuments. Stroll through the Nasrid Palaces, discover the intricate details of Islamic architecture, and get lost in the lush gardens of the Generalife, where kings and sultans once walked. The Alcazaba, the fortress of the Alhambra, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. After this immersion in history, head to the Sacromonte district, famous for its cave houses and flamenco tradition. There, you can further explore this vibrant culture. In the evening, the magic continues with an authentic flamenco show in the Sacromonte caves, where rhythm and passion fill the air, offering an unforgettable experience.
On the morning of the last day, enjoy a peaceful walk through the Carmen de los Mártires, tranquil gardens with stunning views of the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada. It’s the perfect moment to reflect on the intensity and beauty of your journey through Andalusia. After one last coffee, bid farewell to Granada and the rich Andalusian culture, carrying with you unforgettable memories of palaces, ancient streets, and the vibrant cultural life you encountered along the way.
