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Most people who visit Spain land in Madrid or Barcelona as they are the biggest and most important cities in the country. Chances are that they will stay in those cities and visit the most important tourist locations and monuments and all they have to offer, which is a lot. But unless you have a long vacation time, it is quite possible that you might not visit other cities that have very special and unique things to see and experience. You can take an airplane or a bus towards the region of Andalusia in the south of Spain and visit three of its most popular cities. The city of Malaga Warm climate, beautiful beaches with white sand, exotic holiday resorts for celebrities the world over, Malaga is a tourist paradise. Artists and painters love to visit and live there temporarily. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, and there are art museums to visit. Beautiful parks with luscious gardens adorn the city and offer an oasis of rest and relaxation after long walks. Malaga offers local wines, sherry and sweet wines like the famous “Malaga virgin”. Strolling through the winding walking streets of the old city, you find many bars and cafeterias that offer their local “tapas” and wines. Night life in Malaga is a must see. Everyone seems to be up until very late, including the children. The city of Granada Granada is so rich and beautiful historically and architecturally that UNESCO considers it a World Heritage. Its palaces, renaissance monuments, museums, walking streets, souvenir shops, local restaurants, wineries and cafeterias make this city a must see. Do not forget to buy tickets in advance so that you can visit the famous “Alhambra” with its marble floors and columns, Moorish arcades, fountains with many spouts, mosaics, gardens and mysterious legends. The city of Almeria This Mediterranean city owes its name “Almeria” (meaning mirror of the sea) to its coastal paradise. Beautiful beaches to sunbathe and swim, fishing villages with restaurants that serve good seafood and vegetable dishes freshly taken from the nearby fields. Many archaeological sites can be visited and you can take a look at some famous and amazing prehistoric art painted on the rocks of the caves. For the nature lovers, there are beautiful parks with a varied display of local flora and fauna like the Gata Nijar Natural Park of volcanic origin. Take some pictures from the holiday villas spain, a Moorish castle and fortress very well conserved. About the Author Welcome to Clubvillamar.com: We have suitable holiday villas for everyone, whether you prefer to enjoy the Costa Brava in a luxurious holiday villa with a private pool or if you’re looking for a holiday home at the Villa costa blanca. Learn More About Clubvillamar Holidays on Peter Roebuck Blog
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