Granada - the last great architectural jewel the medieval Moors left in Spain, seamlessly blending a formidable fortress with exquisitely carved palace courtyards.

Granada - housed in the Palace of Charles V within the Alhambra, it is the foremost sanctuary for masterpieces by the great masters of the Granada School.

Granada - An exalted sanctuary of Hispano-Islamic art, whose holdings are drawn almost entirely from the Alhambra’s original architectural elements and archaeological finds.

Seville - A pivotal museum for understanding Sevillian Baroque painting, religious art, and 19th-century Andalusian painting.

Málaga — Housed in the magnificent Customs Palace, it is Andalusia’s largest and most comprehensive treasury of art and history.

Seville - The residence of Spanish royal family members when visiting Seville, it is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe.

Seville - The largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the third largest church in the Christian world, also the final resting place of Christopher Columbus.

Málaga - set in Picasso’s birthplace—is the world’s only Picasso museum initiated in accordance with the artist’s own wishes and brought to fruition with the direct involvement of his family.

Málaga - nicknamed “La Manquita” (“the One-Armed Lady”) for its perpetually unfinished south tower—is a magnificent and instantly recognizable architectural gem of the Spanish Renaissance.

Granada - built to commemorate the conclusion of the Reconquista, it stands as a supreme masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance architecture.

Málaga – A Moorish double defensive system rising atop Málaga’s hill, tightly linked by walls to safeguard the entire city.

Málaga - a world-class private collection focused on 19th-century Andalusian painting, a must-visit for anyone seeking an in-depth understanding of the artistic essence of Spain in this era.

Granada – Located on the east side of Granada Cathedral, it is the burial place of the Catholic Monarchs and three other members of the royal family.

Seville - A blend of Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance styles, considered an exemplar of Andalusian palatial architecture.

Seville - A magnificent Baroque-style church renowned for its exquisite art and historical significance.

Seville - A noble mansion that blends Renaissance, Gothic, and Mudéjar styles, it stands as a symbol of the Alba family’s history. Home to over 7,000 species of plants, it is also celebrated as a 'museum of gardens.'