Andalucia but not the big 3 (Seville, Granada, Cordoba)
Apr 2nd, 2016, 09:35 AM
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Andalucia but not the big 3 (Seville, Granada, Cordoba)
Hello, Have a little over 2 days of free time after a conference in Seville in April. Have been to Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Gibraltar and Marbella before and looking to hit up new spots. Will have a car so preferably want to spend 1 day each in 2 towns. Ronda looks like it's a MUST? Where else should be top of my list? Malaga? Cadiz? Jerez?
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
Apr 2nd, 2016, 10:00 AM
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If we do the latter, I was thinking that I can leave Seville late afternoon on a Thursday and be there by sunset. Stroll in the evening/dinner and then walk around the town for a half a day Friday before heading to Malaga. Spend rest of Friday and all day Saturday in Malaga and fly back on Sunday. Too rushed?
Apr 2nd, 2016, 10:32 AM
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I'd stick with Ronda and Málaga. You loose a full day on the drive from Sevilla to Valencia, with more then 6 hours on the road. Add in a couple of hours for lunch and a fuel stop in Manzanares, about 4 hours into your drive. And if you want to enjoy your lunch, I woun't plan driving afterwards.
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Ronda and Malaga sounds like a good idea, will give you a taste of two great and very different parts of the Malaga region: picturesque Ronda with the spectacular gorge etc., and genuine and laid-back Malaga city (3000 year old Phoenician Malaka) itself.
This fine, little intro takes you though three of my favourite places in the heart of Malaga, Casa Aranda - probably my favourite cafe in all of Spain - Antigua Casa de Guardia from 1840 with tons of Malaga wines on barrel, and the Atarazanas food market which also includes a couple of plain fabulous tapas bars. All within some 150 meters. And that's just the beginning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxdrYUUqMVs
And a little more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muTxTGr13PE
This fine, little intro takes you though three of my favourite places in the heart of Malaga, Casa Aranda - probably my favourite cafe in all of Spain - Antigua Casa de Guardia from 1840 with tons of Malaga wines on barrel, and the Atarazanas food market which also includes a couple of plain fabulous tapas bars. All within some 150 meters. And that's just the beginning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxdrYUUqMVs
And a little more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muTxTGr13PE
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