Where is andalucia spain map

Alhambra in Granada : The beauty of this place is only comparable to the city where its hold, if you are going to stay for a few days at southern of Spain you can't miss a visit to the Alhambra Alcazaba in Malaga: Symbol of the city and from where you can take the known photo of Malaga with the bullring and the port of the city on the background. Malaga Cathedral : Another of the main monuments of Malaga city you should not miss, it is very close to Alcazaba and roman theatre so you can visit both in the same morning.

Tarifa beaches : If you enjoy the beach you can visit Tarifa any day and enjoy beautiful white sand beaches. After a beach day we recommend to visit the town before going back to Malaga. During the war, Andalucia suffered greatly, and by the s, trading with America had stopped completely. During the s, Andalucia created railways and developed a new way of life that the Spanish government had taken away during the Spanish War of the Succession and the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella.

By the construction of railways is when Andalucia began to flourish in agriculture and industrialization. The railway allowed Andalucia to export food in return for money. General Franco authorized a massive genocide of working-class citizens in Andalucia, causing it to be one of the worst affected areas of Spain during the war. During the Spanish Civil War, Nationalists and Republicans fought against one another throughout the region.

Nationalists believed in supporting the Catholic Monarchy in the name of God, while Republicans believed in supporting the Second Spanish Republic in the name of Spain. In , the region of Andalucia was founded and became an official autonomous state in Andalucia adopted the Spanish Constitution of The primary language of Andalucia is Spanish. Andalucia was ruled by the Romans between BC and the 7th Century.

During this time, the Romans spoke Latin, which was the official language of historical Andalucia. Over time, Latin developed into Spanish, which is the primary language of the region today. The dialect of Spanish that is spoken in Andalucia is Castilian Spanish. Today, the main religion in Andalucia is Christianity; specifically, Roman Catholicism. Because there was a strong presence of Jews and Muslims, there is a small percentage of Andalusians who practice Islam and Judaism. Andalucia is located in the southern region of Spain and covers a total area of around 33, square miles.

In addition to the many rivers that flow through the region, there is also the mountain ranges of the Sierra Morena and the Baetic Cordillera that fill the region. In order to help you we provide maps from all Andalucia's coasts, Costa del sol map , Costa de la Luz map , Costa Tropical map and Costa de Almeria map.

Our guide includes many maps from all over Andalucia, including some maps of Malaga: Axarquia map , Malaga museums map , Malaga road map , Malaga rivers map , Malaga towns map , Malaga mountains ; a few ones from Almeria: Almeria Rivers , Almeria road map , Roquetas Urbanizations ; some from Cadiz: Cadiz Rivers map , Cadiz road map ; several maps from Cordoba: Cordoba Rivers map , Cordoba Roads ; also from Granada: Granada Bus map , Granada monuments map , Granada rivers map , Granada road map ; and from Jaen too: Jaen rivers map , Jaen road map , Jaen towns map.

Climate Cold winters and warm summers are the norm, while the southern coastal areas enjoy a mild Meditterranean climate. The northwest coast is cool and rainy all year round. Languages: Castilian official , plus the 4 recognized languages of Basque, Catalan, Galecian and Valenciano.