Huelva city is off the main tourist trail which is a pity. It is a welcoming, clean, modern city that surprises those who venture there. Huelva has enough attractions to keep any visitor busy for a few days. ... Read More
At the confluence of the Rivers Odiel and Tinto, Huelva is first and foremost a port and it has been a port for over 3,000 years. When the Phoenicians arrived, about 1000 BC, they noticed two things. First the copper, rusty colour of the water entering the estuary from what is now the Rio Tinto; a s ... Read More