12 must-see attractions in Andalucia

Nerja Caves

These two caves have amazing geological formations and were inhabited in prehistoric times. During the visit you can discover the Cataclysm Chamber, which houses the largest stone pillar in the world (32 meters high).

While in Nerja, you can also take the opportunity to visit another peculiar attraction – the Balcony of Europe, which is located in the town’s historic center and offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

9) Jerez de la Frontera

The town of Jerez de la Frontera is located about 100 kilometers south of Seville and is famous for its sherry production.

Visit Jerez de la Frontera, Andalucia

Jerez de la Frontera Wines

The city has a typical Andalusian city centre, with white buildings with wrought iron balconies and Mudejar style, bearing witness to the fact that the city was ruled by Muslims for almost 5 centuries.

You can visit the Cathedral of Jerez de la Frontera, whose bell tower, like that of Seville’s cathedral, was originally the minaret of a mosque. Another major historic site in the city is the Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera, an old Muslim fortress that was later expanded by Christians.

Of course, wine production also attracts many tourists to Jerez, and visits to wine cellars and wine tastings are one of the highlights. The city is also famous for its equestrian arts and the Andalusian Horse Farm, where you can enjoy excellent horse riding shows.

10) Sierra Nevada

Sierra Nevada Tours Andalucia

The Sierra Nevada is the second highest mountain range in Europe after the Alps. Located between the provinces of Granada and Almeria, it has more than twenty peaks that exceed 3,000 meters in altitude.

The Sierra Nevada is famous for its ski resorts, but there are many other things to do here as well. There are several white villages here, such as Capileira, one of the highest villages in Spain, located in Barranco de Poqueira, and Trevélez, famous for its Serrano ham.