Andalucia holidays
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A remote house in Andalucía’s Sierra Nevada – with food, drink, company and mentoring on tap – is the ideal environment to sort out writer’s block
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Carmona, Écija and Osuna are great places to explore between Spain’s bigger cities and are rich in history and sights – but have fewer crowds
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At this Cabo de Gata village, dreamy, sun-filled days start late for the locals but the beach, and town square, stay busy long into the night
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This beach town in the far south of Spain, only a windsurf away from Africa, mixes a surfer vibe with excellent nightlife
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As well as taking in these fantastic Spanish cities, this two-week itinerary also explores the ancient towns and dramatic landscape of Andalucía
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Sandy beaches, outdoor attractions and plenty of culture make for a fun family break in this gateway to Andalucía
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Cobbled alleys, ancient bars, flamenco and the world’s biggest gothic cathedral are just a few of the Andalucían capital’s attractions
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It’s more D’oh! than dough at first but our writer warms to the art of baking on a retreat where the mountain views are as heady as the aroma
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As Spain’s gastronomic capital for 2019, Almería will be in the spotlight. Here, the author of a new book on Andalucían food picks her favourite places to eat
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With BRB, members pay a monthly fee to take a European city trip every four months, only finding out the location at the last minute – ours was Seville
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This ancient Andalucían city boasts world-famous Moorish architecture, beautiful courtyard patio houses and a revitalised riverside full of cafes and bars
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Andalucía’s first parque natural is pretty unknown, yet Sierra de Grazalema is a stunning wild place of peaks, gorges, hilltop villages and vultures
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This route starts from the Costa del Sol and heads up into Andalucía’s mountains and white villages before hitting the tapas bars and flamenco clubs of Jerez
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It is one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in Spain but unlike many of Andalucía’s honeypots, Acinipo is blissfully free of tourists – and free to enter
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A byword for great produce, this Andalucían city with 200 restaurants is Spain’s gastronomy capital for 2017. Picking 10 of the best is no mean feat
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