To talk about Andalusia is to listen to the strumming of the guitar to the rhythm of flamenco. It is Spanish culture at its best, the one we all know. The export culture. The woman in the red dress, the fantastic summer dinners with “cañas” (glasses...
To talk about Andalusia is to listen to the strumming of the guitar to the rhythm of flamenco. It is Spanish culture at its best, the one we all know. The export culture. The woman in the red dress, the fantastic summer dinners with “cañas” (glasses of beer), the idyllic sunsets overlooking the infinite horizon. It is also to talk about the Alhambra in Granada, the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, the Rocio Village in Huelva, the Cathedral of Seville and Malaga. All of them are places that we should visit (and why not live) once in a lifetime. Among its big cities, you will find the "Pueblos Blancos". These white villages are one of the hallmarks of Andalusia. They have managed to maintain their essence and charm throughout its history becoming one of the main attractions of the region. In their streets they keep beautiful corners, a magical atmosphere and beautiful stories that will make you fall in love with them and want to visit them all. More than a thousand kilometers of beaches and coasts with a common and very characteristic factor: the sun. The Andalusian coastline is full of pristine beaches, cliffs, marshes and an underwater world that is waiting for you... From the Costa de Almeria, the Costa Tropical of Granada, the Costa del Sol in Malaga, and the Costa de la Luz in Cadiz. The wineries, the fiesta and the flamenco singing, are realities that all Andalusians are proud of and enjoy whenever there is an opportunity. Sacred art has a great presence in Andalusia, especially in the Pasos de Semana Santa, the Tronos and other artistic manifestations of great value for those who discover its culture. Finally, the most important thing: the food. The significance of tapas in Andalusian gastronomy, a rich custom, which may well be accompanied by the wines of Jerez, whether finos, manzanilla, olorosos, palo cortado, amontillados or sweet wines. Compared to other European regions, Andalusia is an affordable destination. But if you want to spend more on exploring the beaches, cities and food scene, cut back on other expenses, such as accommodation. People Like Us is here to help you stay for free with a local host in Andalusia. We are one of the largest and most trusted home exchange communities. Join us and you'll see tons of homes all over the world and meet hundreds of amazing people!
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