The visit will begin with a train journey from Madrid to Seville. You’ll have some free time to explore the city on your own. In the evening, you’ll have the chance to experience one of the shows recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site: flamenco.

The next day, you’ll get to enjoy the magnificent city of Seville. In the morning, you’ll go on our Monumental Tour. This is a guided tour of the main monuments of Seville: Reales Alcázares, Cathedral and Giralda. These three monuments are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. After the visit of more than 3 hours you will have the whole afternoon free to explore the city of Seville.

On the third day, you will visit Ronda and the White Villages of Cádiz. Our first stop will be an olive oil mill, where you will learn about the extraction and traditional production of olive oil, a fundamental product in the history and gastronomy of Andalusia. We will also have an oil tasting in this oil mill. You will have the opportunity to taste one of the best extra virgin olive oils in the area. Afterwards we will visit the white village of Zahara de la Sierra. Its amazing location will leave you speechless. We will walk through its narrow streets, enjoy wonderful views and learn a little more about the history of Andalusia through its past. After visiting it we will head for Grazalema. Former land of Bandoleros and today a beautiful mountain village, one of the rainiest in Spain, nestled in the mountains next to forests of Pinsapos and Cork Oaks. Finally, we will move on to the romantic city of Ronda, the largest in the region. Before arriving, our guide will explain you the most important historical and cultural details of Ronda, as well as its main monuments: Plaza de Toros, Alameda, Paseo de los Toreros, the Tajo and the famous Puente Nuevo. Once in Ronda, your guide will offer you all the necessary guidelines and advice so that you can explore the city on your own and make the best use of this time. Once our visit is over, we will head back to Seville, where we will have free time for dinner.

To round off this four-day tour of Andalusia, we’ll visit two major cities: Córdoba and Carmona. After leaving Seville with our luggage at around 9 a.m. we will visit the nearby town of Carmona. One of the oldest in our country and located on a hill dotted with Roman, Arab and Christian monuments where we will stop to see its Alcazares. After passing through the city of Carmona we will head for Cordoba. The first stop will be to cross the Roman Bridge. After crossing the Guadalquivir we will find ourselves next to the Arc de Triomphe, the gateway to the medieval city. We will take a tour of its Jewish quarter, full of flowery courtyards, to stroll through the Barrio de San Basilio and next to the Royal Stables we will discover one of the few remaining synagogues on the peninsula. After lunch we will start our tour with a guided visit of the Mosque-Cathedral. A jewel of caliphal art that is one of the symbols of Andalusia and a World Heritage Site.
After the visit we will have free time and we will go to the train station, to return to Madrid in less than two hours where we will arrive around 20:00h putting an end to our four day tour of Andalusia.