An Andalucia visit should include quaint Antequera which is in the province of Malaga. It is an exciting town which is full of history and culture that goes back 5,000 years covering the Bronze Age. The Iberian natives can be identified from the mystical burial mounds and tombs to offer a clearer historical timeline.

Further evidences stem from the presence of ancient remnants such as churches and cathedrals; Roman baths and Moorish castles as well as Renaissance fountains and Baroque bell to
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There is never a dull moment with Antequera although it may not be one of Spain’s biggest cities or towns. It is however one of the riches historical sites Andalucia has with the best gems and treasures to be discovered. Ancient historical artifacts are plentiful that boast of their existence in 3500 BC. The presence of the Iberian inhabitants is established by the dates on the tombs in the town’s burial site.

Other inhabitants’ presences are also established in Antequera
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A visitor to Castilla and Leon would be delighted with their holiday choice as these are fantastic holiday destinations for an abundance of history and architecture.

There is a myriad of cathedrals, castles, monasteries, statues and fortified towns around Castilla and Leon.

Exciting cities such as Avila, Leon, Burgos, Valladolid, Salamanca, Segovia and Zamora are part of this exotic region. Castilla and Leon are considered as one of

Spain’s largest regions that can be found ne
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One of Andalusia’s finest cities to visit is Córdoba which offers lots of breath-taking attractions from the past and nature.

Historical city

Córdoba was a Romans set up city to be used as a navigational point as it lies on River Rio Guadalquivar. This makes Córdoba very strategic in boosting its port activities as the Romans identified the great potential in this city. In its early days, Córdoba enjoyed a high volume of shipping activity involving regional commerce trad
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Palaces and castles are numerous in Spain and they form part of the major monuments and ancient buildings worth visiting while in the country. They not only showcase some of Spain’s epochs but also the great works of architecture of those eras and some of the most famed artists. Here are the top palaces and castles which cannot be missed while in Spain.

San Lorenzo de El Escorial: it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its unique and beautiful decorations. This is one
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