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San Sebastian

Andalucia, a sun-drenched region located on the southern coast of Spain, is steeped in a rich and tumultuous history, reflected in its diverse architecture, lively festivals, and passionately preserved traditions. Known for its stunning natural beauty, it encompasses everything from the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains to the dazzling beaches of the Costa del Sol. This culturally rich area is famous for flamenco music and dance, bullfighting, and delicious gastronomy, including tapas and locally produced sherry and olive oil. Visitors are captivated by the majestic Alhambra in Granada, the historical charm of Seville's Alcazar, and the awe-inspiring Mezquita Cathedral in Cordoba, all symbols of Andalucia's layered Moorish and Christian heritage.

Andalucia

I went on my first solo trip to Andalusia. I spent 10 days in this beautiful region: 3 days in Seville, 1 day in Cordoba, 3 days in Granada, and 3 days in Malaga. Generally speaking, I felt very safe, there were many beautiful things to see and places to visit, so there were no moments when I felt bored or lonely.

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