This resort town, known as "The Balcony of Europe," is built on a cliff overlooking a series of sandy coves. It has an exciting nightlife and countless cafés, restaurants, pastry shops and people taking casual strolls.

One of the first towns to be reconquered from the Moors, this small Renaissance town is now full of cobblestone streets and sidewalk cafés. Many buildings have elaborate designs and painted iron screens.

Known for its cliff-top location and collection of bridges, this town was one of the Moors' last strongholds. Ronda is home to one of the oldest bullrings in Spain and has breathtaking panoramic views.

Úbeda is famous for its Renaissance ambience with elaborate palaces and churches located around one central plaza.  Its Renaissance hospital is used today as a major conference center.