Al  Andaluz popularly known as Andalusia is a region of contrasts which beckons you to explore. Andalusia places a tight hold on your senses and trots unsuspectingly In a (PRE) Andalucian. It awakens with castanets, fires up with soulful cante jondo, calls you form their minarets, and leaves you with bulerias. 

     The region spread out a historical cornucopia aged by centuries tinged with Moorish, Jewish, and Christians signs. Seville, Carmona, Cordoba, Granada, Toledo, and Cadiz appears like portal cities to a ministry of time travel. Travels that brings one to sense one’s visions. They will transport you to Moorish minarets, medieval cathedrals, Reales Alcazares, Baroque Iglesias, Regional Plazas, and contemporary architecture samples like El Metro Parasol(Las Setas) 

As the stroll winds through narrow, cobblestone streets, a gentle literary stillness envelops the listener in an auditory trance, set to the rhythm of Cervantes’s prose and Lope de Vega’s verses. Yet, the captivating works of Murillo and Zurbarán will soon break the spell. You will be overwhelmed by the April Fairs. At the Los Remedios arch, the Alumbrao marks the official start of the Fair. The casetas, the horseback promenades, and the Andalusian gastronomy will sweep you into the Maestranza—amidst shouts of "Olé!" and waving white handkerchiefs—following a magnificent faena.