安大略指南The Rough Guide to Andalusia 4th ed.

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Andalucia is the southernmost territory of Spain and the part of the Iberian peninsula that is most quintessentially Spanish. The popular image of Spain as a land of bull-fights, flamenco, sherry and ruined castles derives from this spectacularly beautiful region. The influences that have washed over Andalucia since the first paintings were etched on cave walls here more than twenty-five thousand years ago are many - Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Greeks, Romans, Visigoths and Vandals all came and left their mark. And the most influential invaders of all, the Moors, who ruled the region for seven centuries and named it al-Andalus, have left an enduring imprint on Andalucian cul- ture and customs.

Colour section Colour map of the country Where to go When to go Things not to missBasocs Getting there Red tape and visas Health insurance Information, maps and websites Costs, money and banks Getting around Communications Accommodation Eating and drinking Opening hours, public holidays Fiestas Bullfights and football Music Trouble, the police and sexual harassment Work Travellers with disabilities Gay and lesbian travellers Travelling with children DirectoryGuide Malaga and Cadiz Highlights Malaga ElChorro Gorge and arc Antequera Around Antequera East from M~laga: the cc del Mar The Axarquia East from Torre del Mar: the coast to Nerja The Costa Tropical (west) The Costa del Sol On to Gibraltar Gibraltar Algeciras Ronda and the White Towns The Costa de la Luz C&diz The Cadiz coast Jerez de la Frontera Travel details ……ContextsLanguageIndex and Small print

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