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Itinerary check - taking it slow with day trips

Itinerary check - taking it slow with day trips

Hello!

I'm planning to travel to Spain next year (for the first time) and I'm looking at hitting a few spots for longer stays.

I enjoy staying in one place for a decent amount of time and enjoying local life + visiting museums/historically significant places and eating local food. I can get into bustling city life but I also love smaller towns with nice scenery.

Granada & San Sebastián are my only non-negotiable spots! Madrid sounds amazing and since I'm coming from Southern France, Barcelona makes sense. Are there any towns/cities you would recommend over what I have here?

For reference I'll be travelling to Italy afterwards.

Thanks :)

u/Gerald_of_River — 12 days ago

alHambra tickets

Hi everyone,

Do I have to buy tickets for alHambra in advance or can I just buy it from the counter?

We're worried tickets might be sold out day of.

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u/Budget_Concept6010 — 11 days ago
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Andalusia 9 Nights March

Planning to travel Andalucia March 2nd-11th.

32M-30F from Canada, we will be in London for a few nights before heading to Spain and flying back home from London.

Trying to decide how to prepare a good route it looks like we can fly in/out of Malaga, Seville and Granada. With Malaga having the most flight options.

Granada and Seville both look great, but my wife who could possibly be pregnant when we visit wants to spend some of the trip on the coast. I know it’s not exactly beach weather but wondering what spots would be best around that time? Somewhere like Nerja?

Also really want to visit Ronda and Setenil de bodegas, so maybe a night in Ronda would make sense we are fine renting a car for a portion of the trip just don’t know if I really want to deal with the car in cities.

Would like to keep our bases to 3 places or 4 max so maybe have to pick between Seville or Granada.

Although, I do see Sevilla FC possibly has a game on March 7th which would be great to see on the other hand Granada looks like a can’t miss.

So far what I’ve came up with is:

Granada 2N
Seville 3N
Ronda 1N
Nerja 3N

Any thoughts or help would be appreciated! we love nature plus the odd hike and we don’t wanna spend the whole trip staying in cities and we do base a lot of our trips on food so that is very important to us.

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u/Hallywood8 — 11 days ago