What to DO in CÁDIZ Spain! Top day trip from Seville.
If you are heading to Spain, there is no way you can miss visiting the unique region of Andalusia. Wondering what the top day trip from Seville is? Then look no further. In this video I will guide you on what to do in Cádiz Spain, the oldest inhabited city in Europe! It has become one of my favourite cities especially as it boasts some of the best beaches, most friendly locals, delicious local dishes and of course, stunning architecture.
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An awesome travel guide to Spain! We'll visit all the most important cities in Southern Spain: Malaga, Granada, Ronda, Cordoba, Sevilla, Frigiliana, Torremolinos, Montilla, Baena, Arcos de la Frontera and the white hill towns! All the must see attractions! We're headed on a trip to Spain! You'll get to experience my travel guide to Spain and this way, you'll be able to better plan your own trip!
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In 2013, I went to Spain and it was my first trip to Europe as an adult. This country has lots to offer, so we mostly visited the south of Spain, more specifically the Andalusia region.
We visited cities such as Malaga, Torremolinos, Seville, Montilla, Baena, Granada, Ronda, Cordoba, Nerja, Frigiliana and took a road trip on the white hill towns on route to our final destination in the old town of Arcos de la Frontera.
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Olive fields & Landscapes in Spain
Olive fields & Landscapes in Spain, The Olive Grove Landscapes of Andalusia, Spain travel guide
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The proposal regarding The Olive Grove Landscapes of Andalusia presents said property as a serial property that comes under the typology of Cultural Landscape. In the three categories that make up this typology according to annex 3 of the Operational Guidelines, and according to the different ways the landscape has developed, this property is put forward a) as an Evolving Cultural Landscape and a b) Living Cultural Landscape. Even though the precise, detailed designation of this property will be carried out when the Application Form is filled out, this preliminary proposal to include the property on the Tentative List will initially include traditional olive groves that are of the greatest significance in Andalusia, and which are the most valuable in terms of landscape and heritage. In other words, these will be the olive groves that best capture, whether individually or as a whole, the exceptional universal value of this cultural landscape.
If the property in question is a serial property, we have landscape sub-units that have been identified - see the table attached - that differ according to their geographical location and their representativeness. This selection meets the criteria for serial properties, which paragraph 138 of the Operational Guidelines defines as properties that comprise two or more features that are interlinked by clearly defined connections, and which must also meet the following conditions:
a) They reflect cultural, social and functional connections in the landscape.
b) Each feature contributes to the exceptional universal value of the landscape as a whole in a vital and scientific way that is easily defined, evident and that comprises intangible attributes.
c) The selection of these features takes into account the consistency of and capacity for global management, and the series must, as a whole (and not necessarily each individual feature), have an exceptional universal value.
Villanueva del Arzobispo (Las Villas)
Baeza (La Loma)
Martos (Sierra de Jaén)
Torres - Albanchez de Mágina (Sierra Mágina)
La Puerta de Segura (Sierra de Segura) 38º 20'57 N 2º44'13 W
Cazorla (Sierra de Cazorla)
Baena
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Pozoblanco (Los Pedroches)
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Archidona
Deifontes (Montes de Granada)
Montefrío (Poniente de Granada)
Olvera (Sierra de Cádiz)
Territorial and socio-economic values
The importance of the olive tree has remained imprinted in the culture of countries in the Mediterranean region, where growing these trees and extracting olive oil has, over the centuries, led to the development of a number of practices, customs, rituals and beliefs that have been around since Antiquity in practically all areas of life. All the peoples who have lived in this region have contributed their own technology and culture, turning the olive into a commonly used product as well as a primary commodity in trade throughout history.
Grown ever since the Neolithic era, the human history that has shaped olive culture can still partially be seen today as it constantly adapts to an ever-changing world. This olive culture we have just described, which is authentic, Mediterranean and closely linked to nature and agriculture (despite becoming increasingly industrialised and automated), is very visible indeed in Andalusia. In this region, olives are the socio-economic foundation for a significant proportion of its rural population, who are all linked to olives in one way or another, whether they are farmers or olive grove owners. If we look at olives from a consumer's perspective, we can also say that most people in Andalusia as a whole, not just the rural population, are linked to olive oil in some way, and that they are experts on olives and everything to do with them. The integration of olive trees into the landscape, the diverse landscapes where olive trees grow, in addition to the economy and lifestyle of populations throughout history have led to the accumulation of a wealth of culture and a number of indications that this tree, its fruit (the olive) and its oil are amongst the defining features of the landscape.
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Castillos más impresionantes De España al norte de Europa y hasta el lejano Japón, las fortalezas y palacios más imponentes del mundo. Esta ruta por algunos de los más bellos castillos medievales comienza en Escocia, territorio moteado de grandes fortalezas.
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BAENA, Spain: Uncovering the Hidden Treasures of a Charming Andalusian Town
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Set in the heart of Andalusia, Albergue Ruta Del Califato is located in the old town of Baena. Offering free Wi-Fi, the charming hostel has a restaurant serving home-made local cuisine.
With a traditional whitewashed façade, each air-conditioned room features a flat-screen TV and private bathroom. The cosy hostel offers impressive views of the surrounding nature, ideal for outdoor activities.
Albergue Ruta Del Califato is a 10-minute walk from a variety of Andalusian restaurants. Historic San Bartolomé and Santa Maria la Mayor Churches are within 5 minutes’ walk.
Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park is 15 minutes’ drive, while Salobral Lagooon and the Vadomojón Reservoir are 20 minutes by car. Jaén and Granada are just over an hour’s drive from the property.
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Córdoba, Spain - City Walk in 4K
Walk around Jewish Quarter in Córdoba, Spain. Recorded on 4/02/2020.
Visitamos Baena en Semana Santa | El destino + TOP de 2017
Os presentamos el primer destino + TOP: Baena. Tras una dura disputa con el resto de los destinos, Baena resultó vencedora por delante de Nerja y Labastida.
Para celebrarlo y hacer entrega del premio, nos desplazamos -en Semana Santa- hasta Baena y además de repasar los momentos más espectaculares que allí vivimos, conocimos una de sus tradiciones más curiosas: La Semana Santa, con los judíos como algunos de los protagonistas.
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Balcon de Cordoba Hotel, Spain
Balcon de Cordoba Hotel, Spain
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Balcon de Cordoba Hotel is a popular choice amongst travelers in Cordoba, whether exploring or just passing through. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at the Balcon de Cordoba Hotel. Designed for comfort, selected guestrooms offer television LCD/plasma screen, slippers, sofa, separate living room, internet access – wireless (complimentary) to ensure a restful night. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Friendly staff, great facilities and close proximity to all that Cordoba has to offer are three great reasons you should stay at Balcon de Cordoba Hotel.
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This is a collage of pictures I took while I visited Toledo, Spain in July 2014. Notable landmarks include Toledo Cathedral, Alcazar of Toledo, Iglesia de Santiago del Arrabal and Castle of San Servando.
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El Mariscal del Jamon - Carrer de Blanquerna 3 - Palma de Mallorca
We went into Palma today in search of a menu del dia and came across El Mariscal del Jamon in Carrer de Blanquerna.
The menu looked good and we weren't disappointed.
Excellent value in a charming setting.
Well worth a visit and just around the corner from the Rivoli cinema where you will find lots of films in English.
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Castillo medieval de Torreparedones. Baena, España
DESCUBRIR ANDALUCÍA EN MOTO: RUTA DEL CALIFATO I (2ª PARTE): *Castro del Río,Baena,Cabra,Monturque
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Y después de unos años, por fin consigo traeros la segunda parte del primer vídeo dedicado a la Ruta del Califato; ya sabéis que en el canal tenemos 4 vídeos dedicados a esta ruta cultural que se desarrolla entre las provincias de Córdoba, Jaén y Granada. El vídeo de esta ruta al completo ya lo traje al canal en sus inicios pero no me gustaba mucho como quedó porque la calidad de las imágenes no era demasiado buena y se quedaban muchos lugares sin visitar. Con este vídeo queda completada la ruta que engloba la parte más cercana a la ciudad de Córdoba y en la que visitamos localidades como Aguilar de la Frontera, Montilla, Montemayor, Fernán Núñez, Espejo, Castro del Río, Baena, Cabra y Monturque.
Espero que os guste el vídeo. Un millón de gracias por seguir rodando con nosotros.
A continuación os dejo el enlace con los otros vídeos dedicados a la Ruta del Califato, aunque espero poder reeditar alguno de ellos próximamente:
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RUTA DEL CALIFATO II
RUTA DEL CALIFATO III
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Chillar Gorge walk, Nerja, Southern Spain - A hike with a difference - You are going to get wet!!
Rio Chillar walk, Nerja, Andalucía,Southern Spain
This fabulous walk is located in Nerja, which lies on the coastal road N-340 between Malaga and Motril. This is one of the top walks in the area, it involves wading through the river, climbing over rocks, and switching from one river bank to the other, taking care not to fall in. It can be busy especially in the Summer months, as people enjoy walking in the cool river gorge. It begins heading north from Nerja, up a wide dried up river bed, until the entrance of a narrow gorge containing the river is reached. At this point due to the rocky river bed, beach type shoes are needed to wade through the water. The gorge is spectacular only 2m wide in parts, with no option to escape for a few miles. Check the weather forecast in advance to avoid being caught out in a sudden torrent. We walked in October after no rain for at least a month, even then in parts the water was up to my knees. Take care.
We walked from Nerja, but alternatively parking is available next to the hydro-electric plant at the mouth of the gorge. After completing another walk to Nerja in the morning, we ate a quick lunch at la Fama restaurant, which is across the road from the main bus stop. We left at 1.30pm walking up the main road (N-340, towards Motril) for about 300m, before taking Calle Picasso to the left. We followed this which provides access to the wide Chillar valley. As we made our way down to the valley floor there were lovely views on our left to Nerja, and across the Rio Higueron valley. We continued, passing under the quiet motorway built on pillars high above us. We came to a fork in the track, (2.10pm) and took the left one through the undergrowth before arriving at an hydro-electric plant at 2.15pm, where a car could be parked. There is a sign for the national park. We went past a locked gate, which prevents car access any further, headed inland, crossing and re-crossing the river shallow enough here to have our boots on.
At 2.45pm we reached a little dam, a small sluice gate and concrete path. Ten minutes later the river was too much for our boots, so we stopped to put on our beach shoes. Not wishing to carry our boots we hid them in the undergrowth, hoping they would still be there on our return. We debated whether to leave our rucksacks too, but decided against it.
There were quite a lot of people around, we thought it would be quiet as it was a mid-week day in October. We chatted to them, one group had been all the way to the top of the river gorge, taking a few hours each way. Continuing we came to the first of 3 gorges, which are found in quite quick succession. It is amazing to be able to stand in clear water touching each side of the narrow gorge (The Cahorros). In parts the water cascades over some small steep ledges and boulders, and small waterfalls have been formed. We walked up in the water for one hour, before deciding to turn round (4pm). People were still walking in both directions. We re-claimed our boots, arriving back at the sluice gate at 4.45pm, then stopped in the sunshine to put the boots back on. We continued back past the locked gate, along the track, then road, arriving back near the bus station at 5.30pm. A fantastic day out.
It is a rare find being able to walk for miles up a river gorge. The only comparable place that I can think of is The Narrows, in Zion Park, USA.
The walk continues after we turned around, opening out reaching La Presa a reservoir lying on the right of the river, from there you can then turnaround and re-trace your steps. Alternatively, walk from the Caves of Nerja, up the wide track for a few miles to Fuente del Esparto, then join a link path to La Presa.
Distance 7 miles (11.3km)
Duration of Walk 4 Hours
Elevation Gained- 175 feet (m) not much
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Walking along a stony river bed was very tough on the feet even in beach shoes with rubber soles. We saw other people in similar shoes and some in trainers, which may be a better option. One young couple were making good speed in their walking boots. I can't imagine that this would be good for the boots though. Maybe they arrived at the top of the gorge and had not realised there would be so much water. But another time I would consider wearing old boots.
I would advise taking a walking stick or 2 to add stability, as I thought it would have been quite easy to slip and fall in.
This area of Southern Spain is accessible from England either by driving through France and Spain, or flying to Malaga then hiring a car or catching the reliable, cheap public transport.
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restaurant in Nerja. 10.50€ for a lovely 3 course meal where we stayed, great value at 42€ a night
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Andalucía South Rother Walking Guide, Bernd Plikat walk 24