What to see in Andalusia in 7 days

Day 1: Welcome to Andalusia!!

We welcome you to Andalusia from Baex Rentals holiday homes!

After your arrival, relax in the cozy rural house you have reserved and enjoy this typical Andalusian town. Here are some suggestions to make the most of this day:

• Explore this typical Andalusian town: Take a walk through the town where you are staying. Discover its streets, squares and local life. You will find all the services, supermarkets, bank, pharmacy,…
• Traditional Dinner: Find a restaurant or bar and try the delicious Andalusian cuisine. Don’t miss dishes like salmorejo, tapas and fried fish. Here are some restaurant recommendations in the area: https://baexrentals.com/restaurantes/

Day 2: Seville

I’m sure you have had a wonderful rest!! Well, with energy, surely what you want to see first is the beautiful and fascinating capital of Andalusia. It is less than an hour away on the A92 or N-IV highway.

Find a parking lot and you can visit Seville perfectly on foot through the largest old town in Europe.

• Giralda: Visit the Giralda, the ancient minaret that is now part of the Seville Cathedral. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the city.
• Alcázar: Explore Seville’s Alcázar, a royal palace with beautiful gardens and Mudejar architecture.
• Plaza de España and María Luisa Park. From the center you can take a horse-drawn carriage that will make you a comfortable visit to this area of Seville.
• Barrio de Santa Cruz: Immerse yourself in the narrow streets of the Barrio de Santa Cruz, full of charm and legends.
• Triana neighborhood: Walk along its famous Betis street to the Triana Bridge and the Triana Market.

Information on tourist bus tickets, boat on the Guadalquivir, monuments, flamenco and guided or free tours, here: EXPERIENCES IN ANDALUSIA – TICKETS

Day 3: Osuna and Écija

One of the characteristics of the Seville countryside is its beautiful monumental cities in the baroque style. Osuna and Écija will transport you to open-air museums, which is what these two beautiful Andalusian cities are.

• Osuna:
  • Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Assumption: Admire this Gothic church with an impressive façade.
  • Plaza Mayor: Enjoy the lively central square of Osuna and go to the tourist office on Calle Sevilla and you will see souvenirs from the filming of the famous Game of Thrones series.
  • Walk along Carrera Street that crosses Osuna and will allow you to see the most beautiful street in Europe, San Pedro Street.
  • If you have time, don’t miss the Plaza de Toros or El Coto de las Canteras.

• Ecija:
  • Park in the same Plaza España, and go to the tourist office in the same square in the beautiful Mirador de Peñaflor building for information.
  • Palaces and Towers: It is a city to enjoy on foot, exploring its beautiful streets, squares and enjoying its elegant palaces and towers.
  • From the Plaza de España: Visit the typical Plaza de Abastos and its countless Churches, there is a reason it is the city of Towers.
  • There are many palaces that can be visited, we recommend the Benamejí Palace and its historical museum and the Écija Palace of Justice. See all the Palaces of Écija here.

Day 4: Granada

Granada is an hour and a half from our rural houses, so you should take the opportunity to visit it. Leave early to visit one of the most beautiful Andalusian cities.

• Alhambra: Spend most of the day exploring the Alhambra, a palace complex and fortress with impressive courtyards and city views.
• Albaicín: Walk through the old Moorish neighborhood of Albaicín. You arrive through the Alley of the Sads and go up through its narrow alleys and white houses that will transport you back in time.
• Mirador de San Nicolás: From this viewpoint, you will have an unforgettable view of the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada.
  In the city center don’t miss the Cathedral and Nasrid Souk.

NOTE: if you want to visit the Alhambra in Granada you will have to have your ticket purchased in advance!! See availability and tickets.

Day 5: Marchena and Carmona

Two of the architectural jewels of the Seville countryside!! You will be captivated by these two beautiful cities in the Seville countryside.

• Marchena:
  • Walled enclosure and old Islamic citadel.
  • Torres del Arco de la Rosa and Puerta de Morón with the Lorenzo Coullaut Valera Museum and tourist office.
  • Church of San Sebastián and San Juan Bautista with paintings by Zurbarán.
  • Discover its typical streets and the different tourist routes that the city offers you.

• Carmona:
  • The Alcázar de la Puerta de Sevilla is the entrance to the old town of the beautiful city and where the tourist office is also located.
  • Monuments of Carmona: Discover all the monuments here.
  • Historic Alleys: Walk the narrow streets of Carmona and discover its charm.
  • Necropolis and Roman amphitheater.

Day 6: Córdoba

• Mosque-Cathedral: Explore this impressive building that combines Islamic and Christian elements.
• Roman Bridge: Cross the Roman Bridge over the Guadalquivir River to enjoy a spectacular panoramic view.
• Cordoba Patios: If you visit in spring, don’t miss the famous patios adorned with flowers.
• What to visit in Córdoba
• Before or after visiting Córdoba you can go to the impressive Medina Azahara, 7 km away, a World Heritage Site.

You can enjoy the Arab baths and buy tickets for monuments here: Visit Seville Countryside – Holiday Homes – Baex Rentals

Day 7: Enjoy the Town where you are staying

• Dedicate this day to relaxing in our beautiful town, enjoy the pool or the fireplace,… . Explore the beautiful corners of the town, try the local cuisine and immerse yourself in Andalusian rural life. If you have come by car, you can take the opportunity to buy oil, ham, local sausages, pastries,… do not hesitate to ask your host to take home the best souvenir from the Seville countryside!!
• More information about the Campiña de Sevilla: https://baexrentals.com/visita-la-campina-de-sevilla/

I hope you enjoy this unique experience in Andalusia. Don’t hesitate to share your adventures with us! 🌟

or in the surroundings, in La Campiña de Sevilla: