Seville-Málaga

Seville and Malaga are the two largest cities  in Andalusia but with very different vibes. Málaga is located in the Mediterranean  and Seville is two-hours drive inland.

As the capital of Andalusia , Seville is a fascinating city where you can really sense and observe the true character of the Andalusian people. Proud and  passionate,  the locals  are full of  energy especially during the internationally famous April Fair and in Holy Week.  On the other hand, Málaga is a vibrant cosmopolitan city with a large student population and receive millions international visitors every year. It is the new cultural capital of the region.

Some of the options to visit in Seville include:

• The magnificent Cathedral and Giralda Tower
• The fairy tale Plaza de España
• The romantic old town ( Barrio de Santa Cruz )
• The impressive Bullring
• A boat trip on the river Guadalquivir
• And a large number of Palaces and Museums

Some of the options to visit in Málaga include:

• The moorish castle and The Alcazaba Palace
• The Roman amphitheatre
• Malaga Port for restaurants and bars
• The unsual catholic Cathedral
• More than 40 museums including Pompidou and Thyssen
• Picasso birthplace and museum