Granada

Granada has unique Spanish beauty, a rich history and a vibrant food scene. It’s said to have been populated since at least 5500 BC. Located in Andalusia, it’s just over a two and a half hour drive from Seville. Granada’s Alhambra is the second most visited site in the whole of Europe and is most definitely worth the visit. It’s a real blend of history, combining its Moorish origins with the Renaissance Christian period and a bit of modern architecture. Other spots to visit include the Palace of the Generalife, the Royal Chapel of Granada and the lookout Mirador de San Nicolas. Free tapas is also a charm of this city – when you order a drink in a bar in Seville, they will include some delicious tapas, on the house.