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Ten beautiful villages of Malaga to bet everything on white
Whitewashed houses, historical monuments, natural sites and places of marked cultural interest put the icing on a landscape of sun and color. From the six natural sites that cross Malaga to its lively and warm Mediterranean Sea, this province presents the image of...
Top Islamic Heritage Site in Seville, Andalusia
The travel giant Lonely Planet announced in 2018 the quintessentially Andalusian city of Seville as its top travel city. Home of the flamenco, bullfighting, tapas, and over 500 hundred years of Muslim history. So here are our top five Muslim heritage sites you simply...
Sintra: the perfect get away from Lisbon
With its various palaces, the ruins of an Arab castle and the beaches surrounding it, Sintra stands out for looking taken from a fairy tale. Just 30 kilometers from Lisbon is located this town catalogued by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site under the special category of...
Sintra & Cascais Natural Park
This Portuguese Eden brings together a great diversity of landscapes and heritage displayed between the lush Sierra de Sintra and a rugged Atlantic coast. As soon as the traveler enters the Sintra-Cascáis Natural Park, he is immediately ecstatic. It is inevitable that...
The ultimate Algarve itineraries for your next trip to Portugal
e Algarve is justly famed for its beaches and reliably good weather (300 sunny days per year!). And while visitors can’t be faulted for wanting to bask on captivating shorelines, there’s much more to Portugal’s southernmost region than sun and sand. ...
1 day in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Canary Islands)
If you’re spending a few days on the island of Gran Canaria and you want to see everything it has to offer, it’s a great idea to spend a day exploring its capital: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. This is a major city which, in addition to beaches, has plenty of...
Granada Al-Andalus: Muslim Spain Last Kingdom
Delve into the captivating history of Granada, the last Muslim kingdom in Spain, exploring its rich Islamic heritage, stunning mosques, and enduring legacy as a historical treasure
Spain witnessed 10 times increase in Muslim Population in last 30 years
Muslim population living in Spain has increased ten times in the last 30 years, exceeding 2.5 million. According to unofficial figures, about 3 million Muslims are living in Spain Secretary of the Islamic Commission of Spain said that the Muslim population living in...
Muslim Spain Brief History
By the time 'Abd al-Rahman reached Spain, the Arabs from North Africa were already entrenched on the Iberian Peninsula and had begun to write one of the most glorious chapters in Islamic history. After their forays into France were blunted by Charles Martel, the...
Sacromonte Quarter
The Sacromonte is a neighborhood won to the rock. It was born 500 years ago to give shelter to the persecuted and ended up sacralizing itself under the cover of a legend. Its streets, which disappear abruptly at the edge of a pit or communicate by whitewashed...
Corral del Carbón
Corral del Carbón, called al-fundaq al-yadida in Arabic, meaning New Corn Exchange, was constructed in the first half of the 14th century, functioning as a storehouse and point of sale for wheat, as well as accommodation for the merchants who brought it to Granada....
The Throne Hall of Yusuf I in the Alhambra of Granada
Nasrid Palace
Hall of Abencerrajes in Palace of the Lions
Nasrid Palace
Nasrid Palaces
This is the stunning centrepiece of the Alhambra, the most brilliant Islamic building in Europe, with perfectly proportioned rooms and courtyards, intricately moulded stucco walls, beautiful tiling, fine carved wooden ceilings and elaborate stalactite-like muqarnas...
Spain muslim-friendly tourism is on rise
Muslim-friendly tourism in Spain is on the rise. With more Muslims travelling to the Iberian peninsula to explore its rich Islamic history, a fledgling industry has sprung up to provide Halal food and services, as well as tailored tours.
Exploring the Enchanting Al-Andalus Heritage of Frigiliana: A Journey Through Time
Frigiliana, a picturesque village in southern Spain, boasts a rich Islamic heritage that has left an indelible mark on its culture, architecture, and traditions. During the medieval Islamic period, it was known as “Ifriqiya” and was part of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.
Discover Granada’s Enchanting Streets: A Guide to Strolling the Historic Center
Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Granada’s historic center as we unveil the most picturesque streets for your leisurely exploration. From the romantic Carrera del Darro, offering views of the majestic Alhambra, to the bustling Calle Elvira with its Moorish charm, our guide will lead you through the heart of Granada’s cultural heritage. Whether you seek history, architecture, or local ambiance, these streets offer an unforgettable experience.
An Islamic Tour of Granada
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the enchanting city of Granada, where the echoes of its Islamic past reverberate through its streets, architecture, and culture. This SEO-friendly Islamic tour of Granada invites you to explore the rich history, breathtaking landmarks, and spiritual significance that define the city’s Islamic heritage.
What to see and do in Valencia in two days
A pleasant Mediterranean city If you just have two days to visit this city, we recommend a route taking you to some of its most famous sights. Get ready for strolls around the pedestrianised city centre, views of the sea, and the classic paella. You’ll want to enjoy...
Top things to see and do in Ronda
New Bridge One of southern Spain’s most famous attractions, Ronda’s epic Puente Nuevo or New Bridge, spans the 328-feet-deep El Tajo gorge, linking El Mercadillo (The Little Market), the newer part of town, with the old Moorish quarter. Completed...
Discover Ronda’s Sweet Delights: A Guide to Famous Sweets and Desserts
“Indulge in the flavors of Ronda, Spain, as we unveil the city’s delectable sweet offerings. From the iconic Yemas de Ronda to the irresistible Almendrados, this guide takes you on a culinary journey through the region’s famous sweets. Explore the traditional Tortas de Aceite and Alfajores, or savor the festive Roscos de Vino during your visit. Whether you’re strolling through the charming streets or enjoying a cup of coffee, these delightful treats are a must-try for any food enthusiast. Join us in uncovering the rich heritage and flavors of Ronda’s sweet delights!”
Museum of Alhambra
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Medina & Gate of Wine
Islamic Art
Palace of Yusuf III
Alhambra Palace
Generalife Palace
Alhambra Palace