Golden Triangle
Destinations:
Malaga
Granada
Cordoba
Seville
Malaga
Know the itinerary
VISIT SPAIN
Málaga, Granada, Cordoba, Seville, Malaga
6 Unforgettable days
Day 1:
MALAGA-GRANADA
Welcome!
Morning:
- Arrival. Malaga Costa del Sol Airport.
-Travel by bus to Granada.
- Hotel check-in.
- Information about the tour.
- Lunch.
Afternoon
- Free time for walking.
- Dinner.
- Overnight in Granada.
(Possible variations depending on arrival time).
Day 2:
GRANADA
Morning:
- Hotel breakfast.
- Hotel check-out.
- Visit:
The Alhambra: The main jewel of this city, which includes
• The Nasrid Palaces are a group of buildings that served as the residence of the Nasrid monarchs. They stand out for their exquisite Islamic architecture, with courtyards such as the courtyard of the Lions, intricate walls decorated with plasterwork, carved wooden ceilings and fountains that evoke an earthly paradise. Each space reflects the luxury and sophistication of the Nasrid dynasty.
• The Generalife Gardens: A Nasrid Paradise. Located on the hill of the Alhambra, is a set of gardens and palaces that served as a place of rest and recreation for the Nasrid kings of Granada. It is considered a jewel of Islamic architecture.
- Lunch.
Afternoon:
- Visit:
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Sacromonte: A trip to the flamenco roots of Granada. Is one of the most emblematic neighborhoods of Granada, known for its caves carved into the hill of Valparaiso, where the gypsy community has lived for centuries.
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The Albaicín: A labyrinth of cobblestone streets and Moorish charm. It is a neighborhood with a millenary history that is breathed in every corner. Its white houses with flower pots and its viewpoints with spectacular views of the Alhambra make it one of the most magical places in Granada.
- Dinner.
- Overnight in Granada.
Day 3:
GRANADA - CORDOBA
Morning:
- Hotel breakfast.
- Hotel check-out.
- Departure to Cordoba: Seat of the Umayyad Caliphate.
- Hotel check-in.
- Visit:
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The Jewish Quarter of Cordoba: A labyrinth of history, it is an old quarter that preserves the layout of the Muslim city, with narrow, winding streets.
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Patios: The courtyards have their origins in Roman and Arab times, the combination of elements such as vegetation, water, tiles and architecture creates spaces full of charm and beauty.
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Roman Bridge and Calahorra Tower: A legacy of history.
- Lunch.
Afternoon:
- Visit:
The Great Mosque of Cordoba - A journey through time.
• The forest of columns: As you enter, you will be amazed by the forest of columns supporting the horseshoe arches, creating a magical atmosphere full of light.
• The Mihrab: This niche, facing Mecca, is the heart of the ancient mosque and an exquisite example of Islamic architecture.
• The Orange Tree Courtyard: In the Muslim era, this was the main place for ablutions.
- Dinner.
- Overnight in Cordoba.
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Day 4:
CORDOBA - SEVILLA
Morning:
- Hotel breakfast.
- Hotel check-out.
- Departure to Seville.
- Hotel check-in.
- Visit:
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Panoramic view of the city by horse-drawn carriage, stopping at some strategic points: Plaza de España, Barrio de Santa Cruz, Giralda and Torre del Oro on the Guadalquivir river.
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Walk through the historic centre: Barrio de Santa Cruz, Giralda Tower, formerly a minaret, a masterpiece of Almohad architecture.
- Lunch.
Afternoon:
- Visit:
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Royal Alcázar of Seville: An architectural jewel combining Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance styles. Patio de las Doncellas: A rectangular courtyard surrounded by arches and columns, with a central fountain and a swimming pool. Salón de Embajadores: A large hall with an impressive wooden vault. Trocadero Gardens: A labyrinth of hedges and fountains that will transport you to another world.
- Time for walking.
- Dinner.
- Overnight in Seville.
Day 5:
SEVILLA - MALAGA
Morning:
- Hotel breakfast.
- Hotel check-out.
- Departure to Malaga
- Hotel check-in.
- Free morning for sightseeing and shopping.
- Lunch.
Afternoon:
- Visit:
The Alcazaba: (Al-Qasba which means citadel), one of the two Moorish fortresses of the city, is one of the best preserved Moorish fortress palaces in Spain. It was built in the 11th century by Badis, king of the Berber taifa of Granada.
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Gibralfaro Castle: It sits on a high hill overlooking the city and the port of Malaga. Built in 929 AD by Abd-al-Rahman III, Caliph of Córdoba.
- Dinner.
- Overnight in Málaga.
Day 6:
MALAGA - DEPARTURE
Morning:
- Hotel breakfast.
- Hotel check-out
- Transfer to Airport.
(Possible variations depending on departure time).
All our tours include:
Bus
"Enjoy a comfortable and pleasant journey aboard our luxury coaches throughout the entire route".
Meals
"Explore authentic Spanish cuisine with our Halal Muslim Friendly menus. Immerse yourself in a unique gastronomic experience and discover the flavor of Spain with us!"
Accomodations
"Accommodation in 4**** Star hotels: Comfort and first-class services in our exclusive hotels".
Transfers
"Transfer Service: Arrival (Airport-Hotel) and Departure (Hotel-Airport). Comfortable and worry-free transfers with our quality transportation service".
Excursiones & Tickets
"Included for all the monuments and activities mentioned in the itineraries".
Tour Leader
"Professional English-Speaking guide throughout the itinerary. Local English-Speaking guides for monument visits. Possibility of a guide in the client's language if available".
Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance that covers any incident.
Travel with peace of mind and confidence.