Andalucia | The real Spain without the Gaudi filter.

Andalusia is the drunken improvisation of the earth after it drank the sun. The sunshine here does not shine, but flows. When the old gypsy women of Seville dance to the cheerful rhythm, they perform the passionate and unrestrained flamenco. Even the orange trees on the street were ringing "golden bells" in the wind to accompany her. Below the bullring on the cliffs of Ronda, the abyss seems to be rising with Mediterranean mist. Legend has it that Byron mortgaged his soul to a hovering vulture in exchange for three lines of searing sedgidia. Cordoba is a palette overturned by time, with the old stone piers of the Roman Bridge immersed in the golden twilight of the Guadalquivir River. When Europe was still lingering in the dark Middle Ages, this mixed-race city was already shining brightly. [Recommended Tour] 6 Days in Spain: Andalusia Fantasy 🎈Sevilla Seville Cathedral 🔖 It was once the largest religious building in the Christian world. It is a witness to the Almohad civilization and Andalusian Christian civilization from the 13th to the 16th century. Some important figures are buried in the church, the most famous of which is the tomb of navigator Christopher Columbus. Secondly, the sculpture of "Four Kings Carrying a Coffin" in the church became an instant hit. The "Four Kings" symbolize the four important kingdoms of Spain at that time: Castile, León, Aragon and Navarre. These statues not only have symbolic significance, but also show that Columbus completed his navigation career with the support of various Spanish kingdoms, especially his historic contribution of discovering the New World. Royal Palace of Seville 🔖 Built in 1181, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987. In this building, one can see both Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architectural styles, making it a model of Mudéjar architecture. The most magnificent of these is the magnificent Ambassadors Hall. In addition, Carlos Garden, Maiden Courtyard, Royal Palace Garden, etc. are worth seeing. This is also the filming location for the palace garden of the Malte family in Game of Thrones. 🎈Ronda The new bridge connecting the old and new cities is a landmark building in Ronda and a symbol of love in the hearts of countless couples. If you want to escape from the hustle and bustle, the town of Ronda will definitely not disappoint you. You can enjoy the tranquility and beauty here! 🎈 Cordoba Great Mosque of Cordoba 🔖 The site of the Cordoba Mosque was originally the site of a Roman temple, which was later built into a Catholic monastery including a church. After the Arab invasion, according to the city's surrender agreement, half of the monastery was converted into a mosque, and a strange scene appeared with half of the people praying to God and the other half reciting the Koran. 【Recommended itinerary】 😏Starting and ending in Madrid, a 6-person VIP small group, Mercedes-Benz business car Day.1 Airport pick-up in Madrid Day.2 Madrid-Merida Day.3 Merida--Seville Day.4 Seville--Ronda--Cordoba Day.5 Cordoba -- Toledo -- Madrid Day.6 Madrid Airport Transfer 💕 Editing is not easy. If you like the travel content we share, please use your lucky hands to follow and like it~