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There are many possibilities for you to organize your visit of the town, but one of them is more original than the others, and maybe you haven’t even thought of it… Visiting Seville by night.

Yes! Being in Seville during summer is great because you can enjoy a blue sky and sunny days everyday. But (yes there is unfortunately a but), this is the hottest season of the year and afternoons can be sometimes unbearable, heat-wise. So you have to get with th...

Where artists get their inspiration

Once Ernest Hemmingway wrote about this city in two of his novels. He visited Ronda often. That´s why there´s a street called after him and in souvenir shops you can still find postcards with pictures of him. He said about Ronda „Ronda is the place where to go, if you are...

There are many bars which show the matches. If you walk over „Paseo Colon“ you will probably find a bar where you can sit down and enjoy the game while drinking a cold Cruzcampo and having some tapas.

But if you´re looking for a real sports bar,

where the...

A tour isn´t just a tour. The people who are joining and guiding it make the tour special. As we have a very familiar and funny atmosphere in our company, our guides could fill in a whole book with stories out of their daily and private tours. This is a short summary of three funny stories from our guides.

While our guide Paulien was cycling with her tour, she became really fast suddenly and she was wondering what’s going on because the road wasn´t downhill at all. Looking back, she realized that two young Spanish inline...

Whether you are traveling around Andalusia or looking for a short getaway, Jerez is often overlooked, unfairly so. It’s a small city, but therefore not any less charming than better known Andalusian cities like Malaga and Cordoba for example. Having its own airport with several European destinations, makes Jerez quite easy accessible.

Jerez is easy (and very recommended!) to combine with a trip to the province capital, Cadiz. Cadiz, being almost completely surrounded by water is an ancient port, providing a perfect combination of brea...

June is around the corner and the temperatures are rising in Andalusia. A new month means a new line up of celebrations you cannot miss on your trip to the South of Spain.

The Feria madness continues in June in Marbella from June 6^th until the 12^th, celebrating Feria de San Bernabe. Before the Feria starts off, there’s a King and Queen contest in the weekend prior to it. Sunday at midnight the fireworks go off, which means the Feria can start.

Like other Feria’s you can enjoy the beautifully decorated hors...

Traveling with kids is always a little different. It forces you to put aside those serious museums and look for fun and interactive ways to fill in your itinerary. However it doesn’t mean you can’t go sightseeing. Sevilla is the perfect city to discover with kids because of its colourful and lively character. We made a selection of things to see and do in Sevilla that won’t leave the kids disappointed.

Go visit the Real Alcazar de Sevilla

Walking around the Alcazar will never have the kids thinking they are doi...

Summer is around the corner and it’s time to start planning your summer holidays. There’s many reasons why Andalusia is an attractive destination, many of which have to do with the SUN! However, it do gets hot here in summer, so a little help in building your itinerary is going to optimize your trip A LOT!  To make most out of your travels through our beautiful region in the south of Spain, we listed some beaches, activities and festivals you cannot miss this summer.

Follow the bike routes in Andalusia

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May is coming up and that only means one thing: a new calendar! April was an amazing month with so much to do. For those who were in Sevilla during the Feria we’re guessing it was month that’ll not be forgotten anytime soon. But fear not, May also has a lot of special events to offer. The summer fairs continue and to be honest, you could go in almost any direction in Andalusia this month and still encounter a feria without even planning it.

Nevertheless, we yet again made a list of those that should DEFINITELY be on your ‘to visit’-li...

Here we are again with a new neigbourhood guide of Sevilla. This time around we’ll be exploring the somewhat posher area of the city, El Porvenir. A small neighbourhood next to the Maria Luisa Park and Plaza the España. The main reason why you’d want to visit this area is if you like Andalusian architecture and the typical houses. El Porvenir features some well-known as well as lesser known villas that are well worth gazing at.

One of the oldest buildings in the neighbourhood is the one on the boarder of El Porvenir, right across the...