"This is the dream....Work a little, have a one-hour nap, at night go out, eat tapas, & drink wine."
ANTHONY BOURDAIN
Find Your Inspiration
Magical Andalusian Palace
Experience an extraordinary and magical real-life Sevillian paradise within the famous Palacio de Villapanes.
Do the Flamenco Fling
UNESCO just listed Flamenco as an intangible cultural heritage and it's in Seville's blood. Do it, see it, hear it.
Experiencing Andalusia
Culture
Nomadic Evolution, Med-Moorish
The region dates back to 3rd century B.C. when it was formed as a part of the great civilized world. Historically rich, it's had a nomadic past, from the Moors, to the Romans and French, merging together to create a remarkable Mediterranean diversity of people and customs.
Cuisine
Al-Andalus, Olive Country
Heavily influenced by the Arabic cooking of Al-Andalus, the region's gastronomy is richly flavored in spices. Famous dishes include gazpacho, grilled sardines, seafood pancakes, meat stews and cured meats. However, the real ancient gem is the delectable fruit, the olive.
Scene
Carnivals, Flamenco, Bullfights
Major celebrations happen throughout Andalusia, especially during the holidays. From carnivals in Cadiz, festive street parties in Granada, to flamenco and bullfights in Seville, it's all nonstop merrymaking to be had. The allure of the area is hard to resist.
Iconic
Five Stunning White Villages
The captivating white-washed villages of Andalusia are impressive historical monuments of time filled with age-old traditions inherited from their Iberian, Roman and Moorish forefathers. Each one has now become a fashionable escape, yet still conserving their ancient charm.