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Hinojares is the smallest town in the Jaén province, acquiring its name during Muslim rule, due to the abundance of fennel (hinojo) growing in its municipal district. Part of its charm lies in it being within the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park.
Seville is great for going out due to the huge variety of venues in a small area. You can easily visit four or five completely different bars without walking more than ten minutes between any of them.
The Parador in Córdoba is in the northern part of the city of Córdoba, and provides the perfect starting point for discovering the wonders of Córdoba province. It is built upon the ruins of the summer palace of Abderramán I. Nestled into the foothills of the Córdoban mountain range and surrounded by trees and greenery this location is reported to be about 4 degrees cooler than the provincial capital.
Almeria Airport is fourth most important airport in Andalucia, with national and international flights.
Jerez Airport is located 9 km northeast from the city. It is the only civil airport in Cadiz province.
Andalucia has 5 international airports. There is detailed information about each airport and the flights on our respective airport pages, Malaga, Sevilla, Almeria, Jerez, Granada-Jaen. Malaga is by far the dominant airport. All the airports increased their passenger movements up to 2007. All except Malaga have seen reduced passenger movements since then.
Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport is located 17 km northeast from the city of Granada, in Granada province. It is the third biggest airport in Andalucia.
Málaga Airport is the fourth busiest airport in Spain with over 22 million passenger movements in 2023. Malaga Airport offers full range of passenger services. The airport essentially operates from Terminal 3 which was opened in March 2010. The second runway which is only used at peak times was opened in June 2012.
Seville Airport is the second most important airport in Andalucia after Málaga. It is located 3 km northeast from the city. Designed by Rafael Moneo, its construction is based on the Sevillian culture.
News pages on Andalucia.com and lists with links to the websites of the main provincial newspapers published in Andalucia.
Find out about the growing number of environmentally friendly Blue Flag Marinas in Andalucia.
There are different parking options at Malaga Airport. The privately operated car parks near the airport are the most economic. The Express Malaga Airport Parking is the most convenient but also the most expensive. AENA the airport operators also have a number of different car parks.
Castillo del Aguila (Eagle's Castle) in the Moorish hilltown of Gaucin, consists of a series of fortifications built across a rocky ridge above the village. The castle, which is of Roman origin, and was reinforced by the Moors, is located on top of a hill whose east and south slopes are practically impregnable; the best way to reach this magnificent, historic building is by walking up Calle Larga.
Gaucin offers a hotel in the centre of the village: La Fructuosa plus another in the nearby vllage of Benabarra. There are a number of hostals in the village and just outside, on the road towards Jimena.
Andalucia has some of Europe´s most striking natural landscapes. Renting a countryside property is the best way of exploring the mountains, natural parks and rivers which divide this huge area of Spain. Countryside homes are rustic, authentically Spanish, and have uninterrupted views of the surrounding lands
Andalucia´s villages are some of the most charming in Europe, and make an ideal holiday destination for anyone seeking a rural retreat without being too isolated from shops, bars and restaurants. Often with striking hilltop positions from their Iberian, Roman or Moorish strategic origin, villages afford beautiful landscape views, and a sincere insight into traditional Spanish ways of life.
Sara Pereyra Baras was born in Cadiz in 1971 and from an early age received dance instruction from her mother. She had her first dance lessons at La Tertulia Flamenca de la Isla, in San Fernando, an academy that was run by her mother Concha Vargas and after this she joined Los Niños de la Tertulia Flamenco, where she served her apprenticeship as a flamenco dancer.
Cuidadanos is relatively new party whose origins lie in Catalunia as a platform of intellectuals who felt they were not represented by the traditional parties. On 7th June 2005 they presented their first manifesto and their objective to form a political party. In July 2006 they celebrated their first congress.
