We have selected a number of itineraries to help you get the most from your visit to Andalucia, from the best castles to popular Roman sites or you may want to try one of our road trips. You can create your own itineraries or reading lists by logging on and saving articles as favourites. Your itineraries will include a map of the places you have chosen to visit or read about later and you will be able to save or print your itinerary or reading list and share it with family and friends. Make the most of your days in Andalucia.
Check out our Cadiz itineraries for the perfect visit, whether you're visiting for just one day or staying longer!
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There are over 270 castles in Andalucia. Most were built by the Muslims and Christians between the 10th and 15th centuries during the long reconquest. Here are our favourites.... >>>
Check out our Cordoba itineraries for the perfect visit, whether you're visiting for just one day or staying longer!
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Need help planning your Granada itinerary? Our Granada itineraries will help you plan the perfect visit, no matter how long you're visiting!
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Visiting Málaga? Plan your dream trip with these Málaga itineraries, whether you're visiting for just one day or staying longer!... >>>
Take a tour of the megalithic structures in Andalucia, the dolmens, passage graves and corridor tombs that created a spiritual landscape, including the largest concentration of dolmens in Europe al... >>>
This round trip takes up a full day and can be started and finished from any of the coastal resorts between San Pedro de Alcantara and Sotogrande: San Pedro de Alcantara , Benavista, Estepona, Sabi... >>>
Visiting Seville and need help planning your itinerary? Check out our suggested Seville itineraries for the perfect visit, no matter how long you're visiting!
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Famous for their Damas of Elche and Baza, the Iberians created the first states in Andalucia and were the largest tribal confederation in the Iberian Peninsula. Their society spans the time between... >>>
The Romans were in Andalucia between 218 BC and 409 AD. There was little resistance to their presence so they were able to develop towns and cities, industry and trade, with no hindrance from the I... >>>
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