Weekend Getaways

Córdoba

Córdoba is an extremely beautiful city full of culture and relics of the moorish empire. It was once the capital of the Al-Andalus region conquered by the muslims. Several mosques from that era still exist including the 8th-century mosque with painted columns and arches that is so magnificent that it was preserved by the christian rulers that later took over. Cordoba's old quarter is a maze of narrow streets with white buildings, balconies and patios full of beautiful flowers and several historic buildings.

Granada

Granada is a large university town, with quaint little homes, shops, bars, and restaurants. The architecture of Granada has preserved the legacy of the muslim occupation in Spain. There are plenty of activities like flamenco, music, art, and the theater. It is definitely well worth a visit.

The area surrounding Granada also offers many interesting options. The snow covered peaks of the Sierra Nevada and the inviting and sunny beaches of the Costa del Sol are favorite destinations for tourists.

Madrid

Madrid the capital city of Spain. It is centrally located and easily accessible for most major cities. Madrid is a cosmopolitan city offering world-class museums, architecture and a great night life. All roads converge to the Plaza del Sol a central square from here you can start your tour. Parque del Buen Retiro and Museo del Prado should not be missed. It would take several days to experience all that Madrid has to offer so if you have limited time make sure you plan your trip in advance.

Málaga

Malaga is located in the Southern Province of Andalucia. East of the port of Cadiz and west of the quiet Spanish town of Nerja. It is a popular vacation resort for locals as well as foreigners and it is an important commercial seaports in southern Spain. With its cathedrals, castles and churches the city is dominated by tourism and is an important commercial and cultural center in Southern Spain.

Nerja

Nerja is a small town located at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. The spectacular climate and abundance of fresh mountain water makes it a lush with trees and colorful flowers all year round. It is one of Spain's richest farming regions producing several varieties of tropical vegetables and fruit. Explore this Mediterranean town with its olive groves, avocado trees, strawberries plantations and the greatest variety of exotic plants. The town is not a tourist destination and hence it is calm and peaceful where you can just relax in the sun.

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