120 must-see Andalusian sites

As a good Andalusian that I am and on the occasion of the celebration of Andalucia's day, tomorrow February 28, I wanted to make a special article naming at least 120 must-see Andalusian sites (in my judgement). Yes, it is a high number, but no, I was not wrong in saying it. Andalusia has innumerable places that deserve at least one visit in my life and if you think I have forgotten any, it will surely be because I have not been, so suggestions are accepted in the comments.

Go for it! I hope I don't bore you.

In Huelva ...

1. National and Natural Park of Doñana.
2. Beaches of Punta Umbría, Matalascañas, Isla Cristina, Ayamonte or El Rompido, among many others (its entire coast is worth visiting).
3. Monument to the Discovery Faith (37 meters high).
4. La Rábida Monastery.
5. Ermita de la Cinta (and the views of the marsh that can be seen from there).
6. Muelle del Tinto (legacy of the English).
7. Reina Victoria Workers' Quarter (English style).
8. Muelle de las Carabelas, where three faithful replicas of the famous naos are exhibited.
9. Monastery of Santa Clara.
10. Zenobia and Juan Ramón House-Museum.
11. Great Theater, inaugurated in 1923.
12. La Merced Cathedral.
13. Castle of Niebla.
14. Aracena Castle.
15. Cortegana Castle.

In sevilla…

1. The Giralda.
2. Real Alcazar of Seville.
3. Maria Luisa Park.
4. Tower of Gold.
5. Spain Square.
6. Metropolis Parasol.
7. The Cathedral of Seville.
8. The Guadalquivir River and all its adjoining neighborhoods.
9. Pilate's House.
10. Cabildo Square.
11. La Cartuja Monastery.
12. Betis street.
13. Glorieta de Bécquer (for lovers of literature and especially from the time of Spanish Romanticism).
14. Santa Cruz neighborhood.
15. Triumph Square.

In Cadiz…

1. Historic center of Cádiz.
2. Playa Santa María, Playa de La Caleta and Playa Victoria (although as in Huelva, almost all the beaches in Cádiz are a must-see).
3. Cadiz Cathedral.
4. The Castle of San Sebastián.
5. Tavira Tower.
6. Genovés Park.
7. Flowers Square.
8. Its long and bright promenade.
9. Roman theatre.
10. Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park.
11. Beaches of Zahara de los Atunes, Caños de Meca and Bolonia (a pleasure for the senses and relaxation).
12. The towns of Jerez de la Frontera, Olvera or Arcos de la Frontera.
13. The Catamaran.
14. Walls of San Carlos.
15. Church of Santiago Apostol.

In cordoba…

1. The Mosque (a symbol of Cordoba without a doubt).
2. Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs.
3. Royal Stables.
4. Roman bridge.
5. Roman temple.
6. Medina Azahara.
7. The Patios of Córdoba.
8. Its Arab baths.
9. The Convents of Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Las Capuchinas, Jesús Crucificado, Santa Ana and Corpus Christi, among others.
10. The wall of Cairuán street and the Puerta de Sevilla.
11. The Plaza de las Flores, the Jardines de la Victoria, Plaza de las Dueñas or Plaza de las Tendillas.
12. Museums of Julio Romero de Torres, Fine Arts, Al-Andalus, Botanical Garden or Posada del Potro.
13. Its mills from the XNUMXth to the XNUMXth century: Molino de Martos, Molino de la Albolafia, Molino de San Antonio and Molino de la Alegría.
14. Paseo del Gran Capitán and Calleja Cruz Conde.
15. The Monastery of San Jerónimo del Valparaíso.

In Malaga…

1. Cathedral of the Incarnation.
2. Port.
3. Marqués de Larios Street.
4. The Gibralfaro Viewpoint.
5. The Botanical Garden and the Picasso Museum.
6. Its Roman theater and the automobile museum.
7. The beaches of La Malagueta and La Misericordia.
8. The Plaza de la Constitución and its historic center.
9. The Contemporary Art Center and the Gibralfaro Castle.
10. The Churches of San Pedro and of the Sacred Heart.
11. Plaza de la Merced and the Malaga or Alameda Park.
12. The Echegaray Theater and the Goya Galleries.
13. The towns of Mijas, Fuengirola, Ronda, Antequera, Júzcar, Marbella and Frigiliana.
14. El Palo, Los Álamos and Puerto Banús beaches.
15. The caves of Nerja.

In Granada…

1. The Alhambra and the Generalife.
2. The Albaicín neighborhood.
3. The Sacromonte and its abbey.
4. The Cathedral of Granada.
5. The Bañuelo Arab Baths.
6. The Monastery of the Cartuja.
7. The Corral del Carbón.
8. The Church of San Gil and Santa Ana.
9. The Plaza Nueva and the Barrio del Realejo.
10. Sierra Nevada.
11. The Mirador de San Nicolás.
12. The Calle de las Teterías and the Alcaicería.
13. The Alpujarras of Granada.
14. The Park and the House-Museum in honor of Federico García Lorca.
15. The beaches of Almuñécar.

In Jaén ...

1. The Cathedral and the Castle of Santa Catalina.
2. The Arab baths.
3. The Segura River and the surrounding towns.
4. The Anchuricas reservoir.
5. Railway bridges via verde del oil.
6. The cherry trees in Sierra Mágina.
7. Mata Begid Castle.
8. Los Villares and the Jabalcuz Gardens.
9. The Helm.
10. The old town of Jaén.
11. The Plaza Santa Luisa de Marillac.
12. The Darymelia municipal theater.
13. The Paraje de los Canñones.
14. The town of Ignatoraz.
15. The Water Caves.

In Almería ...

1. The Alcazaba Monumental Complex.
2. Its promenade and the Port.
3. The monument of the English Cable.
4. The San Telmo Lighthouse.
5. The Almería Museum Art Center (CAMA).
6. La Rambla and the Boticario Park.
7. The Sorba Caves.
8. The Cathedral of the Incarnation.
9. Los Muertos Beach, El Mónsul Beach, El Plomo Beach and Playazo.
10. The towns of Níjar, Berja and Mojácar.
11. The Oasys Theme Park.
12. The Cabo de Gata Natural Park.
13. The Church of San Juan Evangelista, the Basilica of Santo Domingo and the Sanctuary of the Virgin el Mar.
14. The Caliphal, Jairán and San Cristóbal hill walls.
15. The Puertomaro Museum.

I would have liked to put many more places, because I think I have left some very important places in the pipeline, but I don't want to bore you either. As you can see, Andalusia is full of places to visit.