Andalusia Andalusia is a mosaic of cities and towns with outstanding buildings nestled in a wide variety of landscapes. It is also the land of dialoguing architectures, and its territory is characterized by the layering of diferent historical periods. From the Mosque of Córdoba to the Alhambra of Granada and the Alcázars of Seville, and including iconic contemporary works, on our multi-day...
Granada Granada is situated in a unique natural location at the feet of the highest mountains of Spain. It was the last Hispano-Muslim capital of the Iberian Peninsula. This culture reached supreme magnificence and architectonic refinement with the Palatial City of the Alhambra. In Granada the past lives together with the contemporary, we start the tour in public spaces with a maze of narrow...
Malaga With an important coastal port, Malaga has experienced interesting urban planning, ultimately transforming into the City of Museums. It offers a splendid cultural, artistic and historic city with great vitality where we can contemplate the remains of multiple pasts. With buildings of the last century in line and harmony. Malaga is located beside the coast and this orography has given rise...
Cordoba Beside the river Guadalquivir, in a valley, we find Cordoba a city with a Roman past, which was the capital of the Ummayad Caliphate. It is organised with patio-houses and is a good example of contemporary architecture coming into contact with heritage legacy and whitewashed architecture, yielding a cohesive bond. In this town we can find works of architecture by Nieto-Sobejano, Paredes...
Seville The urban evolution in Seville has always been determined in relation to the Guadalquivir river, the longest in Andalusia. It is a historic city where different cultures have left an impressive legacy. It has one of the largest historic city centres in Europe with magnificent examples of the dialogue between contemporary architecture and historic heritage. Besides being the biggest city...