Travelling to Andalusia

Spain is ranked among the top tourist destinations not only in Europe but in the whole world. As it combines a plethora of characteristics that are necessary for summer and winter holiday, Spain demonstrates also a unique ability to concentrate multiple autonomous regions under one umbrella. Each and every one of them has a different cultural background and lifestyle. However, all of them are unique destinations to explore while travelling. Andalucía is definitely one these regions that showcases a flawless intercultural mixture and there are a lot of reasons to travel there.

The region of Andalucía is situated in the south part of the Iberian Peninsula and hosts eight different territories. Travelling there can be a one of a kind experience as the region combines the Atlantic Ocean with the Mediterranean Sea. Visitors have a wide variety of options when it comes to holidays. From imposing mountains to spectacular and idyllic beaches, Andalucía has everything.

Malaga is among the most popular summer destinations of Spain. The city forms the largest southern city in the European continent. However, there are two notable facts that characterize Malaga. Firstly, it is the city of birth of the iconic artist Pablo Picasso. Secondly, Malaga is the birthplace of the famous actor Antonio Banderas. Due to its vibrant touristic character, Malaga is in general open to external influences while it preserves its core cultural and historical characteristics. Hospitality and friendliness are two features that can describe locals and visitors are easily integrated within the local society.

Visitors of Malaga can enjoy golf in excellent and perfectly organized facilities. In addition, sandy beaches are ideal for those who wish to relax under the sun. There are also several other indoor and outdoor activities to satisfy the needs of every visitor. Outstanding museums such as the Picasso Museum will impress those interested in arts and culture.