Andalusia is a historical region of Spain, located in the southern portion of the country. It is an autonomous community which has the city of Sevilla as its capital.
Divided into eight provinces, Andalusia is the most populated and the second largest of the communities.
Andalusia was a wealthy and politically influential region. Even today the remains of its culture and traditions can be seen in the community’s architecture, language and customs. The famous bull fights and the gypsy flamenco music with dance are two highlights of the culture.
Other major tourist attractions here include the city centres of Ubeda and Baeza in the province of Jaen, both which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Great Mosque of Cordoba, the Alhambra in Granada, along with numerous museums, cathedrals, castles, forts, monasteries and stunning beaches.