Granada to málaga train

Ahh the beautiful region of Andalusia makes me go all weak at the knees.

Situated in the south of Spain, this is one of the most dazzling areas of the country in my opinion full, as it is, of gorgeous coastline, year-round great weather, fascinating history and delicious food galore!

And 2 destinations you can’t miss if you spend any time in Andalusia are the cities of Malaga and Granada.

Yes they are tourist hotspots, but they’re hotspots for a reason, mostly because they are fabulous!

Down on the beach, Malaga is a large, working city that amazingly seems to duck the Brits Abroad vibes that dog much of the rest of this coastline.

Full of history, charming streets, great vibes, good transport links, if you’ve read any of my other Andalusia content, you’ll know just how pleasantly surprised I was by this glorious spot… so much so that I ended up returning there a couple of times!

Granada, over to the east of Malaga, is situated inland, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and this ancient and charming city occupies a stunning location

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