Al-Andalus: seating capacity 1.132pax .

Ronda: seating capacity 185pax .

Itálica: seating capacity 438pax.

Bahía: seating capacity 185pax.

Albaicín: seating capacity 600pax.

Marismas: seating capacity 75pax.

Mezquita: seating capacity 75pax.

Cazorla: seating capacity 60pax.

Mojácar: seating capacity 50pax.

The exhibition space is composed of three identical and totally column-free pavilions with an area of 7.200m2 each, which are used for fairs, as congress exhibition areas, and as an area for information panels. Seating capacity: 6.500pax.

Located next to the river Guadalquivir and to the Tower of Gold, it has a seating capacity for 1.774 pax. Its stage is among the largest in Spain and is multifunctional. It also has a smaller hall, with capacity for 400 pax used for music concerts, theater performances and conferences.

A Venue from the 1.992 World Expo which is dedicated to concerts, theater, fashion shows, music festivals, product launches, dance hall, meetings, conventions, congresses, exhibitions, fiestas, sevillian fairs, banqueting, gala dinners & theme parties.

The first World Trade Center in Spain is the so-called Edificio Expo’92 in Seville. The building is located at the south of Cartuja Island, with a central garden patio. Total Capacity from 12 to 500pax.

Sala Descubrimientos: Designed as a multi-purpose space for all kinds of activities; she has a enjoys splendid natural lighting with views onto the sumptuous central patio. Total capacity: 240pax.

Sala Cartuja and Sala V Centenario: Composed by two twin rooms. Total capacity: 102pax.

Congress Centre Service: Has a spacious two-floor lobby suitable for displays, information desks, cloakroom and mini-shop, complemented by a cafeteria and bar.

Video Conference Room: This room is equipped for holding meetings with people in distant places.

Palacio de Lebrija: During the first decades of this century, the Countess of Lebrija had this old palace restored and herself contributed numerous items of great artistic value. The building dates from the 15^th century, with the subsequent rebuilding in the 16^th century, the façade, eminently Sevillian in style, has a certain majesty of lines which counterbalances its austere soberness.

Casa de Pilatos: This is perhaps the most beautiful Renaissance palace in Seville: the residence of the Dukes of Medinacelli and Alcalá. It is of interest account of its architecture, which combines in an admirable manner the Mudejar, Gothic and renaissance styles, and also for its Roman pieces, its paintings and furniture from various ages, all of which make it a major museum…The decorate tilework, dating from 1535-1538, was designed by the Polido brothers.

Casa Palacio de Salinas: In the 16^th century, as a result of the economic boom, numerous buildings were constructed in the city reflected the artistic trends of the Renaissance. The walls are covered with the representative tiles of these century Sevillian ceramics; the ceilings are decorated with ornate arabesques. The doors with their wood reliefs, the furniture and all the decorations bear witness to a priceless artistic heritage. Meeting rooms from 146 to 200 pax.

Casa Palacio Castelar: a sevilian house palace from the 18^th century. Meeting room from 40 to 300 pax.

Casa Palacio de los Briones : In Carmona. A former Convent from the 16^th century for banqueting.

Reales Alcázares: The arab fortress located in the city center for cocktail parties.

La Casa del Poeta: a house-palace from the 11^th century in the santa cruz quarter with arab & andalusian style for 290 pax.

Villa Luisa : a sevilian romantic Vila with moorish style and nice gardens.

Palacio de Al-Yamanah: located in Sanlucar la Mayor. A house-palace for banqueting with lovely gardens.

Palacio de Benamejí: situated in Écija. An andalusian baroque style Palace-Museum from the 18^th century declared Historic & Artistic Monument. Meeting rooms for 250 pax, restaurant for 40 pax & patios & gardens for cocktails.

Casino de la Exposición: the former Pavillion of the 1.929 Iberoamericana Exposition, with neobaroque style & built by Vicente Traver y Tomás. Banqueting facilities for 700 pax.

Museo del Real Club de Enganches de Andalucia: museum of carriages, tapestries & banqueting.

Casa-Palacio de los Palma: located in Écija on the site of the old Convent del Espíritu Santo. It is a House-Palace from the 16^th century with bureau, music & confectioner rooms, galleries & banqueting room of rich Mudejar woodwork style.

Al Andalus Expreso : a romantic and magical train for incentive trips around Andalusian or rest of Spain. Special events and parties during the trip.

Belle Epoque Trains : charmy trains for banqueting and trips around Spain.

Cortijo Aguila Real : A genuine andalusian farmhouse located upon a hill in the village of Guillena, near the Gergal Natural Park, with splendid views of the city, the surrounding hills and countryside. Rooms capacity: 13 roooms.

Hacienda El Vizir : Between two rivers with Arabic names-Guadalquivir and Guadiamar- and stretching from east to west, the hacienda located in Espartinas is an oasis in time rather than in space. Oranges groves, vineyards, and olive groves are here as old as the hills, as are the bulls and the horses.

Cortijo Juan Gómez : Is one of the most famous bull-breeding farms in Spain. Built in 1898 and subsequently refurbished in 1917. There is also an outstanding bullfighting museum, of a considerable historical and artistic interest on account of its extensive and varied collection of posters, sculptures and other objects. Located in Los Palacios at 30 minutes from Sevilla.

Cortijo Rancho El Rocío : Here you may enjoy the genuine atmosphere of lower Andalusian’s countryside, symbolised in the breeding of fighting bulls. Situated at 22 kms. from Sevilla in la Puebla del Rio.

Cortijo de San José Bucaré: In Alcalá de Guadaira. Bullring, horse & bull show and banqueting.

Cortijo de Arenales: In Morón de la Frontera. A farmhouse for parties of 300 pax with a bullring.

Finca La Calera: In Gerena. Bullring and banqueting.

Hacienda Los Alfares: In Carmona. A nice farmhouse for countryside activities.

Finca La Mirandilla: In Gerena. Activities for groups in the farmhouse.

Cortijo Camposierra: In Villaverde del Río. Andalusian farmhouse with activities for groups.

Dehesa Camposierra: In Gerena. Activities for groups and banqueting.

Bodegas Góngora: In Villanueva del Ariscal. Wine cellar founded in 1.682 with tasting and banqueting for groups.

Isla Mínima: In Puebla del Rio. A traditional andalusian farmhouse & bullring for flamecno parties, amateur bullfights, testing of bulls, horse carriage ride, horse show & a boat sail to the farm & very close to Doñana park.

Hacienda-Alquería Santa Eufemia: from the 17^th century. Nice rooms and gardens.

Hacienda Marchalomar: a farmhouse from 17^th century for 250 pax in el Aljarafe.

Cortijo Doña María: in Pino Montano, at 15 kms. from Sevilla. Bullring, brave bulls, horses, spanish fiestas & banqueting rooms for 250 pax.

Hacienda Los Angeles: located in Alcalá de Guadaira. A farmhouse & former Convent from the 13th century with banqueting rooms for 500 pax, gardens for 400 pax & 7 double rooms to overnight.

Cortijo Torre de la Reina: located in Guillena. A farmhouse for horse shows & banqueting for 650 pax.

Bodegas Salado: situated in Umbrete. Wine tasting, visit to vineyards, horse shows & banqueting facilities.

Hacienda Los Miradores: in Mairena del Alcor. Property from the 17th century with chapel, 2.000 m2 of gardens & banqueting for 400 pax.

Hacienda San Miguel de Montelirio: located in Dos Hermanas. A horse cattle Farmhouse from the 18th century with andalusian architecture, horse shows, carriage museum and banqueting for 2.800 pax.

Cortijo El Esparragal: located in Gerena. Andalusian farmhouse & former Monastery of Los Jerónimos. Banqueting rooms for 500 pax.

Reales Alcázeres: the arab fortress in Sevilla city center for cocktails.

Hacienda Torquemada: a former monastery and farmhouse for 500 pax.

Cortijo La Cabaña: andalusian farmhouse for 335 pax.

Hacienda El Judío: a nice farmhouse with pretty gardens.

Corral del Agua. A charmy place with courtyard in the santa cruz quarter.

Doña Elvira: surrounded by orange trees and impregnated with the powerful scent of orange blossom, enjoy the best of Sevillian cuisine.

Egaña Oriza: one of the most beautiful places in town, situated in priviledged surroundings combined with the high quality of its delicious dishes.Total capacity for 70 pax.

Mesón Don Raimundo: situated in the old part and former convent. Dining rooms from 40 to 300 pax.

San Marco: Gourmet & style in the different restaurants: 18^th century Palce at Cuna street. New San Marco, Venecian Style at Baños street. 18^th century Sevillian House at Betis street. A Neo-Classical Environment at Santo Domingo de La Calzada street. Behind Plaza de España at Pedro de Castro street and Arabic Baths of the 12^th century in Mesón del Moro street.

Santa Cruz: In the Santa Cruz quarter mythical site where the white-washed houses, the narrow streets and the flowers still offers the visitor the true essence of Andalusia.

Taberna del Alabardero: this old palace from the 19^th century boasts one of the finest resturants in Seville. Total capacity 280 pax.

Poncio: gourmet restaurant with excellent cuisine.

Restaurant Tablao Flamenco El Patio Sevillano.

Bodegón Torre del Oro. A typical tavern near the river guadalquivir & the golden tower.

El Cabildo: located in the pretty Cabildo square. It has a light and lovely decoration. Total capacity for up to 350 pax.

Las Escobas: the oldest Tavern in Spain. It is from 1.386 & located by the cathedral.

El Rey Moro: located in a sevilian house built in 1.568 with andalusian cuisine.

Enrique Becerra. Tapas & good andalusian food.

La Albahaca. A pretty mansion-house in a nice square of the santa cruz quarter.

Real Circulo de Labradores: a private club overlooking the river Guadalquivir with banqueting rooms for 400 pax.

Restaurant Tablao Flamenco Palacio Andaluz

Rio Grande. A very good setting just by the river guadalquivir.

Tablao Flamenco Los Gallos in the Santa Cruz quarter.

Restaurant Tablao Flamenco Las Brujas

Boat cruises through the Guadalquivir river with cockatils, dinners, parties, flamenco shows & entertainment with Cruceros Turisticos Torre del Oro.

Hacienda day: Horses (horsemen & horsewomen show, horse carrousel, bulerías music on horse, haute école show). Trial with a cow by an amateur bullfighter. Mounted bullfighter. El Rocio carts show, coro rociero singing group, open bar, lunch & flamenco.

El Rocio way: A popular & nice route by horse or carriages through the pine trees of the Natural park of Doñana, with a coro rociero singing group, stops for tapas, wines & dance of sevillanas & rumbas. In el Rocio village visit the sanctuary and have a lunch in a rociera house.

Bull day: Drive and visit a farmhouse of brave bulls for the bullfight, get to know the life of these animals and try a mock bullfight afterwards in a bullring with amateurs bullfighters. Aperitif & countryside lunch.

Andalusian day: By boat from Sevilla to the farmhouse, welcome by flowers & romero by a gipsy group. Visit the farmhouse by carriages to see the bulls & horses. Aperitif with a coro rociero singing group, amateur bullfight & countryside lunch. Drive by Bus to sevilla to walk through the barrio santa cruz and have dinner in a sevilian palace with tuna musiciens.

White Villages Rally: Drive in 4x4 through the white villages of Andalusia with contests, competitions, questions, activities and countryside lunch in a Cortijo farm with entertainment.

Gymkana: competition with diferent teams that must pass some proofs. The team will have to demonstrate their skills, good state and generall culture. Between the proofs the team will answer questions about different topics. At least one must choose 3 of the following proofs: shot with arch, race of ribbons on horse carriage, competition of paella and potter. The programme includes appetisers and lunch.

Bullfighting Programme: visit to the farm attended by the coachman. Exhibition of cattle taiming, riding high school and "rejoneo" (mounted bullfighter who uses the lances). The client will enjoy an interesting and attractive spectacle full of the best andalusian music. Appetisers and country lunch or dinner.

Feria de Sevilla: a re-creation of the environment of the Sevillian feria de Abril with "casetas" (small houses) decorated with paper-lantern and Sevillian tables and chairs. Each caseta has special "tapas" (appetisers), cooked dishes, paella, "berza gitana" (gipsy cabbage), etc. and the guests are welcome to taste them all. The entertainment is obtained by the view of horses and horse carriages, flamenco in the casetas and "venenciadores", (a wine expert performing a wine pouring show), handcraftsmen and fireworks in the end of the party.

Bandoleros Surprise Attack: the surprise attack is performed during the client´s visit to a cortijo. A group of six bandoleros (old highwaymen) on horses encircle the clients and kidnap them with blunderbusses, guns and razors. The clients will know about their customs, their life form, eating and sleeping habits etc. The wifes of the bandoleros serve tapas and drinks. The guests then will be taken to the "cortijo" (farm) by the old "guarda civil" (rural police corp), that was once fighting the bandoleros in Andalusia.

Cortijo El Esparragal: A farmhouse located in Gerena, with banqueting rooms, 18 double rooms to overnight & an area for adventure & outdoor activities in a real andalusian Farm Estate. Horse show, four wheels cars driving courses, team competitions: archery, rifle shooting, jumping, climbing, mountain bikes, american track, wooden elements building, etc.

An Andalucian Trail: carts and horses, pulled by oxen, horses or mules with traditional ways. The journey goes through Andalusian beautiful countryside with several stops for refreshments. At the end of the trail we stop for a lunch or dinner around a camp fire or for a so called "moonlight feast".

The Doñana Park: from a town, called Sanlucar, placed in the mounth of the Guadalquivir, the guests travel by boat through the protected park. Guests are given binoculars to be able to enjoy the wildlife and after arrival to the Doñana Park a short walk, a cocktail and refreshments before boarding the boat again. On the quayside a wonderful lunch or dinner with possibly the best sea food in Europe.

Competitions of Video Films: the guests arrive to the "cortijo" (farm) and receive a video camera, costumes and make-up. For 2 hours the guest will realice a ten minutes short film in teams. A panel of judges will give prizes to the best film and actor etc.

Week End Countryside experience: Drive to El esparragal Cortijo to visit the farmhouse & do some multiadventures activities, equestrian show and drive to la mirandilla finca to see the brave spanish bulls for a amateur bullfight. Then to Doñana national park to do El Rocio way pilgrimage, visit the village & enjoy food in a typical rociera tavern.

On Cartuja island, on the banks of the river Guadalquivir, right in the city, is to be found this fantastic Magical Island Theme Park which extends for 70 hectares.

Different areas: América Gate – Amazonia – Pirates Place – Sevilla, New World Port – The Youth Fountain – El Dorado.

Restaurants, attractions, shows, entertainments, fiestas, games, bars, tapas, shops & flamenco.

Carmona: Carmona began as a Carthaginian colony founded on an older population centre inhabited by the Turdetians but she has also a Roman origin, later was fortified by the Arabs, whose main features are the gates of Cordova and Seville. The city still remains a Roman necropolis, and all its churches containing important art treasures, perhaps, one of the most outstanding is the Santa María, a Gothic church built on an earlier Almohad mosque, with a nice 16^th Century main altarpiece and a 14^th century image of Our Lady of Grace.

Ecija: Ecija is located on an immense plain watered by the Genil River. It had one of the most solid fortified enclosures of the whole province due to its location on a plain. The Puerta Cerrada gates, together with the Albarrana, Merino and Picadero towers, are all remains from the old city walls. Ecija has a 18^th century palace of the Count of Valverde and twenty churches of notable artist merit which date of the 15^th and 16^th century.

Osuna: The city has a Roman circus and necropolis, and an Archeological museum with numerous Iberian and Romans remains. Osuna, has also a Palace of the Collegiate Chapter and of the Marquis of Gomera, flanked by massive columns, a huge balustrade and a split pediment that proclaim the triumph on Baroque forms.

Utrera: Medieval fortress and ramparts, with a square-shaped keep dating from the 14^th century. There are many ecclesiastical structures with a greatest artistic merit as the church of Maria de la Mesa, Gothic in origin but modified in 1600, which houses wooden sculptures from the 16^th, 17^th and 18^th century.

Estepa: Estepa is a hill town full of very steep streets in which the vestiges of numerous Stone Age settlements can still be seen. The church of this city is the church of Santa María with its main altarpiece by Ocampo and Jerónimo Hernández, both from the 16^th century.

It should also be mentioned that Estepa is famous for its Christmas sweets and pastries such as mantecados and polvorones.

Marchena: The old Almohad city, together with its fortified enclosure(15^th century), the main feature of which is the gate known as the Arco de la Rosa, are almost entirely preserved, These remains lend a timeless air to the city, especially perceptible in the plaza Ducal.

The Califato Route: Departure to Córdoba to visit the mosque-cathedral, alcazar fortress, synagogue, jewish quarter, Julio romero de torres museum & Medina Azahara. Tapas lunch in a typical tavern. Next we go to Baena with its castle, to Alcalá la Real with la Mota castle & Santa maría la mayor church and to Granada with Alhambra, cathedral & royal chapel. Departure to Priego de Córdoba with the San pedro church, to Cabra & to Lucena with the castle of Medinaceli. Drive to Montilla to visit a wine cellar and to Sevilla.

Hotel Alfonso XIII: Majestic building near the cathedral & Santa Cruz quarter. Hotel Capacity 131 room. Conference Halls from 10 to 500pax.

Gran Hotel Renacimiento: On the Cartuja Island & Isla Mágica. Hotel Capacity 300 rooms. Conference Halls from 25 to 800pax. The Gran Sevilla Convention Center for 1.700 pax.

Hotel Colón: Good location in the city center. Hotel Capacity 218 rooms. Conference Capacity from 80 to 240pax.

Hotel Hacienda Benazuza: A magnificent property in the village of Sanlucar la Mayor. Hotel Capacity 44 rooms. Conference Halls from 20 to 400pax.

Casa Palacio de Carmona: A 16^th century palace in the village of Carmona. Hotel capacity 31 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 150 pax.

Hotel Al Andalus Palace: Modern building surrounded by gardens. Hotel Capacity 678 rooms. Conference Halls from 20 to 1.100pax

Hotel Alcora: 10 minutes from city center in the village of San Juan de Aznalfarache. Hotel Capacity 399 rooms. Conference Halls from 25 to 900pax.

Hotel NH Ciudad de Sevilla: Built in 1927 & close to Plaza de España. Hotel Capacity 93 rooms. Conference Halls from 60 to 110pax.

Hotel Emperador Trajano: Modern & near Santa Justa railway station. Hotel Capacity 78 rooms. Conference Halls from 35 to 250pax.

Hotel Zenit Sevilla: In the popular Triana quarter. Hotel Capacity 127 rooms. Conference Halls from 30 to 150pax.

Hotel Inglaterra: Right in the heart of the city and in front of the Town Hall. Hotel Capacity 113 rooms. Conference Halls from 30 to 300pax.

Hotel Meliá Sevilla: Close to the business zone. Hotel Capacity 366 rooms. Conference Halls from 20 to 900pax.

Hotel Los Seises: Historical building beside the cathedral. Hotel Capacity 43 rooms. Conference Halls from 34 to 115pax.

Hotel Meliá Lebreros: Modern & comfortable. Hotel Capacity 437 rooms. Conference Halls from 6 to 600pax.

Hotel Occidental Sevilla: In the commercial area. Hotel Capacity 250 rooms. Conference Halls from 32 to 350pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Macarena: Andalusian style. Hotel Capacity 327 rooms. Conference Capacity from 15 to 700pax.

Hotel Andalusi Park: Located in Benacazón. Day-light, placed next to the swimming-pool garden. Hotel Capacity 146 rooms. Conference Halls from 14 to 500 pax.

Hotel Occidental Porta Coeli: 245 rooms. Meeting rooms from 25 to 600 pax.

Hotel Isla Cartuja: 72 rooms. In the Olympic Stadium. Meeting rooms for 200 pax.

Hacienda San Ygnacio: In Castilleja de la Cuesta. 13 rooms. Meeting rooms from 15 to 250 pax.

Hotel Cortijo Águila Real: In Guillena. 13 rooms. Horse Shows and Exhibitions. Meeting rooms from 30 to 1.000 pax.

The city of Sevilla, founded in medieval times and standing on the River Guadalquivir, is considered by many to be the very personification of Spanish identity.

The third largest Cathedral in Christendon with the charm of the "Giralda". The Royal Alcazar, The Santa Cruz quarter with narrow streets and "patios". The home city of famous painters as Murillo, "toreadors", flamenco dancers and singers.

Nearby the very well known city of Jerez, the land of the sherry wine, with its wine cellars and beautiful Andalusian horses.

It makes Sevilla one of the cities with the most to offer when organising a Congress, Convention or Incentive Trip.

Arrival transfer to the Hotel including deluxe motorcoaches, professional English speaking guides, porterage at the airport and Hotel, transfer of luggage by separate van & VIAJES PLUS TRAVEL SPAIN Welcome Kit.

Upon arrival to the Hotel, guests will be Welcome by la Tuna musicians. A delicious Sangría will be served during check in.

An evening Welcome Cocktail Party including 1 hour open Bar.

Welcome Dinner including wines and coffee.

Overnight at the Hotel.

Buffet breakfast.

Half day city tour including the Cathedral, Alcazar and barrio Santa Cruz.

Dinner at leisure. Overnight at the Hotel.

Buffet breakfast.

Full day excursion to Jerez, including a wine cellar to taste the sherry wine, the Exhibition of the School of Equestrian Art and lunch in a typical place.

Dine around dinner including wines and coffee.

Overnight at the Hotel.

Buffet breakfast.

Morning at leisure for shopping.

Evening at the Hacienda de Toros, a typical farmhouse with a small bullring.

Dinner will be served with wines and coffee.

Overnight at the Hotel.

Buffet breakfast.

Morning Cruise on the river Guadalquivir including Sangría, Andalusian wines and "Tapas".

Dinner at a typical Restaurant and Flamenco Show with a drink in a "Tablao Sevillano".

Overnight at the Hotel.

Buffet breakfast.

Morning at leisure.

Evening Cocktail Party including 1 hour open Bar.

Farewell Gala Banquet in the Hotel or in a local Venue with printed Menu, complete with wines, coffee and Champagne.

Overnight at the Hotel.

Buffet breakfast.

Departure transfer to the airport by deluxe Motorcoach with English speaking guide and ADIOS to Sevilla.

Departure to the cathedral, the biggest religious building in Spain and the third largest in the Christian world. We finish the Cathedral visit with an optional Giralda Tower ascent. We continue to the Alcazar Palace, which still retains its original beauty and almohade style. We visit the royal chapel with amazing tapestries, the gardens and their flowers and fountains.

On leaving the Alcazar, the tour passes through the Santa Cruz quarter, the ancient Jewish sector, with its narrow streets of white houses and beautifully adorned balconies, flowerladened grilles and ceramics. The tour ends in the Murillo Gardens.

Departure to Jerez de la Frontera for a panoramic visit of the town and famous wine-cellar, where we will be offered the possibility of tasting a variety of wines produced in this region. The tour continues to Arcos de la Frontera, considered as one of the most typical Andalusian villages. Lunch in a local restaurant with andalusian specialities.

Departure Via Carmona and Ecija, where we make a brief stop to arrive at Cordoba. The tour visits La Mezquita (The Mosque), the Jewish quarter, the Alcazar and the splendid panoramic sights of the city. Lunch is taken in a typical restaurant and there will be free time for shopping.

After a panoramic sightseeing of the city, we will continue to a famous "Tablao Flamenco", where we will witness a varied entertainment comprising classical regional dancing music and flamenco, with one drink included.

Departure to a famous Hacienda. On arriving we will proceed to the bullring where we will enjoy some aperitifs and we will see a great exhibition of horsemanship. Spanish Paella with unlimited wine will be served and will finish with "the moment of the truth" when the baby bulls are coming into the bullring and the most brave of us can try our hands at mock-bullfighting.

The oldest city of Europe. Visit the cathedral, Tavira Tower, Cádiz archeological & fine arts Museum, Church of Sant Felipe Neri & old city. Lunch in a fishing restaurant.

Nice andalusian village with the Alcázar arab fortress, the wine cellar & the famous Sherry wine, clocks museum & the training exercises or the show of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art. Lunch in a local restaurant.

Drive to this famous and magical city to visit the Royal Alcázar fortress, the cathedral, Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, the jewish quarter Barrio de Santa Cruz & the Golden Tower.There are also the Fine Arts museum, the Bullring & Bullfight museum, Lebrija Palace, Pilatos House, Macarena Church, Hospital de los Venerables & the Art Contemporary museum. Tapas lunch in a typical restaurant.

Drive to this magical, picturesque & charmy white village declared national historical-artistic site, to see the Santa Maria church, the Plaza Mayor & time to enjoy this lovely white-washed andalusian village.

A drive through the rugged Serrania de Ronda will bring you to a broad open plateau surrounded on all sides by jagged mountains. In the centre of this plateau situated on an enormous outcrop of rock, stands the town of Ronda. In the pastures that surround the town, bulls and horses are bred whilst the town itself is the home of the oldest and most picturesque bullring. The centre of town is split by a 400 foot chasm and spanning it is Ronda’s famous New Bridge built in the 18^th century. Wander across the bridge and you are in La Ciudad (old town) inhabited in old days by groups of marauding bandits. During the course of the day you will also see the town’s impressive Cathedral.

Visit la macarena church, archeological museum, lebrija palace, santa paula convent & the Hospital de la Caridad. Lunch by the river.

Visit the Fine Arts museum, magdalena church, bullring museum & arena, Al-Andalus house & horse drawn carriages museum. Tapas lunch at the santa cruz quarter.

Departure to El Puerto de Santa María to visit the Castle of San Marcos & the bullring. Then we drive to Sanlúcar de Barrameda to visit the castle of Santiago & the church of Santa María de la O. Continuation to Jerez to visit a wine cellar to taste the famous Sherry wine.