Maybe you’ve had a glass of sherry -- or two - for Christmas. But do you know about the similar wines from Montilla-Moriles in Córdoba?

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We just reached the milestone of 100 ratings for one of our Córdoba audio tours. The average score is 4.8 out of 5, including 87 5* reviews. The tour takes you beyond the most obvious sights like the Mosque-Cathedral, “Roman” bridge, Alcázar, Synagogue and patios. 1/

We’re down in Almería to do some research and visit some museums. We started with the Heritage Interpretation Centre, which has good displays about the city’s history, from its Muslim origins in 955 until today. And great views from the rooftop terrace! 1/

Defo going to see this.

We’re adding new material to the Andalucía Bound website all the time, and one of our latest articles is a brief introduction to the geography of Andalucía. In due course we’ll write about specific aspects of Andalucía’s geography – it’s mountains, coast and rivers – but first, an overview. 1/

Here we go... my pick of favourite new bar & restaurant openings in Sevilla this year. Very happy to welcome them all.

@andalucia-bound.bsky.social Thanks for the link. After visiting Acinipo, we travelled the short journey to the village of Sentinal de las Bodegas. Interesting place, but avoid the weekends.

Recently, the new list of Michelin-starred restaurants for 2026 was announced, with 5 new listings in Andalucía. In total, the region has two 3* restaurants, four 2* establishments and 25 with one star. 1/

We’ve just published a new itinerary on our website, and this one’s a bit different. The ones we’ve done before are all about the destinations and what you can do there. This one, on the other hand, is all about the journey. It’s our first driving itinerary, but it won’t be our last. 1/

We went to Pampaneira with friends today, to work on a Spanish version of our VoiceMap tour. Beautiful day, but we didn’t get many photos as the villages were heaving - the 6th and 8th of December are public holidays. We did have a good lunch, including a tropical salad - almost like a dessert.

As well as being famous for its sherry, Jerez is known for its "zambombas". A zambomba is a kind of friction drum whose skin is perforated by a stick, but the name zambombas is used for a festival celebrated in the run-up to Christmas when traditional carols are performed in the streets.

Not the most beautiful weather in Andalucia today, but a good day for a museum. The historical museum in Écija has some great prehistoric exhibits. These warrior stelae were once thought to be gravestones, but from the locations they were found it’s now believed they could be boundary markers. 1/

Not the most beautiful weather in Andalucia today, but a good day for a museum. The historical museum in Écija has some great prehistoric exhibits. These warrior stelae were once thought to be gravestones, but from the locations they were found it’s now believed they could be boundary markers. 1/

Antequera makes a great day trip from various Andalucian cities. It’s quickest and easiest to get to from Málaga, but you can also visit from Córdoba, Granada or even Seville. It's right in the heart of Andalucía, and it has a traditional, but laid-back, feel. Why should you visit Antequera? 1/

Are you coming to Granada for a short break? Our 3-day itinerary helps you to plan your visit. Day 1: start by exploring the historic centre, including the Cathedral and Royal Chapel, Plaza Bib-Rambla, the Corral del Carbón, and St Jerome Monastery. 1/

The Andalucía Bound website provides inspiration and practical information for visitors to this amazing region in the south of Spain. It’s based around itineraries for short breaks, multi-stop tours and longer road trips, combined with audio tours of Andalucía’s most fascinating destinations. 1/