Introduction
Do you want to find out? the best of Andalusia in 7 days?
This region of southern Spain is a mosaic of history, Moorish art, traditions and dreamlike landscapesIn just one trip you can visit iconic cities like Seville, Cordoba, Granada and Malaga, and relax on the beaches of the Costa del Sol.
Here is a complete itinerary day by day to better organize your trip to Andalusia 2025, perfect for a on the road between the city and the sea.
Day 1–2: Seville, between flamenco and Arabian wonders
Start your journey from Seville, capital of Andalusia and one of the most evocative cities in Spain.
Here you can breathe in all the essence of Andalusia: Mudejar art, flamenco music and tapas on every corner.
What to see in Seville:
- Royal Alcázar: one of the most beautiful royal palaces in Europe, with Moorish gardens and Moorish mosaics.
- Seville Cathedral and the Giralda: Climb the tower to admire the city from above.
- Santa Cruz neighborhood: the most picturesque neighborhood, with white alleys and flower-filled courtyards.
- Plaza de España: unmissable for its colored tiles and reflections on the water.
- In the evening, flamenco show and tapas in traditional places like “Casa de la Memoria”.
Advise: dedicate at least two nights to Seville to fully enjoy its lively atmosphere.
Day 3–4: Cordoba and Granada, between mosques and enchanting palaces
Leave Seville and reach Cordoba (about 1h30 by car or AVE train).
This city is a masterpiece of Islamic and Christian architecture, where ancient cultures coexist.
What to see in Cordoba:
- The Mosque: an absolute masterpiece with its red and white striped columns.
- The Roman bridge and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos
- Stroll in the Jewish Quarter (Judería), among alleys and flower-filled courtyards.
In the afternoon, continue towards Granada (about 2 hours by car).
This is one of the most charming cities in all of Spain.
What to see in Granada:
- Alhambra: Moorish palace and UNESCO heritage site, book well in advance.
- Albaicín neighborhood: panoramic and authentic, ideal for a sunset walk.
- Viewpoint of San Nicolás: panoramic point with breathtaking views of the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada.
- Arabic tea houses and tapas places in the historic center.
Advise: Stay in Granada for a night to enjoy the city at night, when the Alhambra lights up.
Day 5–7: Malaga and the Costa del Sol
End your journey in Andalusia with the sea and Mediterranean life.
From Granada to Rum raisin It takes about 1h30 by car: the landscape changes completely, from the mountains to the coast.
What to see in Malaga:
- Picasso Museum: dedicated to the famous artist born here.
- Castillo de Gibralfaro and Alcazaba: two fortresses with panoramic views of the bay.
- Historic Center and Calle Larios: ideal for shopping and aperitifs.
- Malagueta and Pedregalejo beaches, perfect for relaxing.
Want to end on a high note? Dedicate a day to the coastal villages of Costa del Sol:
- Nerja, with its caves and the Balcón de Europa, a panoramic terrace overlooking the sea.
- Marbella, elegant and lively, perfect for nightlife and seafood restaurants.
Advise: If you're traveling in summer, book hotels or apartments with a sea view in advance.
Andalusia in 5 days: a short itinerary
Do you have less time but don't want to give up the charm of southern Spain?
Here's a compact version of the trip:
Seville (2 days) → Granada (2 days) → Malaga (1 day)
An ideal route for a cultural and relaxing long weekend, between art, tapas and sea.
Conclusion
THE'Andalusia It is one of the most fascinating regions in Europe: sun, art, history and authenticity in every corner.
In 7 days you can enjoy a complete experience, from the Arabian charm of Seville to the golden sands of Marbella.
When to go: from March to June and from September to October, with ideal weather and fewer crowds.
Travel advice: Rent a car to move freely between cities.
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