History

Marbella Holiday Guide What is now the second largest city in the province of Málaga hosted its first few settlers in the Palaeolithic period, as is shown by the tools and weapons found at Coto Correa, in the area of Las Chapas, and in the Pecho Redondo cave (from the Neolithic period), in the southern foothills of the Sierra Blanca range. There is no trace of any other civilisation until late in the...

Seville, Spain, a tourist destination with a lot of history.   Famed for its orange trees, revered for its flamenco dancers, and often criticised for its history of bullfighting, Seville, the capital city of Andalusia in Spain, is home to a wealth of cultural and historic heritage. Sitting on the banks of the Guadalquivir River-itself a place of some historical significance due to the role its harbour...

"I would sooner be a foreigner in Spain than in most countries. How easy it is to make friends in Spain!" - George Orwell From the early days of Visigothic rule, during the medieval period, to today's vibrant and ever-popular tourist destination, Spain can weave a striking tapestry of rich history. With its influences stretching across the oceans, Europe's Southernmost territory has, itself, developed...

Ronda, Andalusia, Spain   Ronda's location The city of Ronda is perched high in the Serrania de Ronda mountain range of Andalucia, in the Malaga Province of Spain. This privilege alone qualifies it as deserving of the title of one of the most spectacularly located cities in the world. It is quite simply unique amongst all other cities in Spain, one of the world's most varied and rich tourist...