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Tourist Offices in Andalucia

Travellers will be pleased to hear that there are plenty of tourist offices in Andalucia. All the large towns and popular tourist destinations will have a tourist office supported by the Regional or Provincial government or the local Town Hall.

Street plans, list of hotels and pensions and information about local festivals, processions and special events are the most common enquiries. If you don’t see the information you are looking for on display, ask the attendant. To ask directions to the Tourist office in Spanish; practice “Dondé esta la oficina de turismo?”

Some of the smaller villages do not have a specific office in a prime location. There will probably be information available at the Town Hall (Ayuntamiento) or the Casa de la Cultura.

Larger Tourist Offices

Town	Address	Telephone
Algeciras	Paseo Rio de la Miel, s/n – 11207	956 784 134
Almería	Parque Nicolás Salmerón, s/n esq. Martínez Campos 04002	950 175 220
Almuñecar	Avenida de Europa s/n, (Palacete La Najarra) 18690	958 631 125
Antequera	Plaza San Sebastián 7 29200	952 702 505
Ayamonte	Calle Huelva 27 21400	959 320 737
Baeza	Plaza del Pópulo s/n 23440	953 779 982
Cádiz	Plaza de Madrid, s/n. Estadio Ramón de Carranza (Fondo Sur)	956 807 061
Córdoba	Plaza de las Tendillas, s/n 14002	902 201 774
Écija	Calle Elviria 1a 41400	955 902 933
Estepona	C/ Torre Almenara, s/n	952 802 002
Estepona	Plaza de las Flores, s/n	952 802 002
Fuengirola	Paseo Jesús Santos Rein 6 29640	952 467 625
Granada	Calle Santa Ana 4 18009	958 575 202
Guadix	Avenida Mariana Pineda s/n 18500	958 699 574
Huelva	Plaza Alcalde Coto de Mora, 2 21001	959 650 200
Jaén	Calle Ramón y Cajal, 4 – Casa Almansa 23001	953 313 281
La Linea	Avenida Ejército, S/N. Esquina 20 de abril	956 784 135
Málaga	Plaza de la Marina 11 29001	951 926 020
Málaga	Avenida Cervantes 1, Casita del Jardinero 29016	952 209 603
Marbella	Glorieta de la Fontanilla s/n 29602	952 771 442
Marbella	Plaza de los Naranjos s/n 29600	952 823 550
Mojácar	Calle Glorieta s/n 29600	902 575 130
Nerja	Calle Carmen 1 – Planta Baja del Ayuntamiento 29780	952 521 531
Priego de Córdoba	Plaza de la Constitución 3 14800	957 700 625
Puerto de Santa María	Plaza del Castillo 11500	956 483 715
Ronda	Paseo Blas Infante s/n 29400	952 187 119
Sanlucar de Barrameda	Avd. Calzada Duquesa Isabel, s/n 11540	956 366 110
San Pedro de Alcántara	Avenida Marqués del Duero 69 29670	952 785 252
Seville-Airport	Autopista San Pablo s/n, Aeropuerto de Sevilla 41020	954 782 035
Sevilla	Avenida de la Constitución 21 B 41001	954 787 578
Sevilla	Plaza del Triunfo 1 41004	954 210 005
Úbeda	Calle Bajo del Marqués 4 23400	953 779 204

Notes:
The 5 digit numbers after the address is the postcode, (to be used if writing).
s/n stands for “without number” ( Sin / Numero)
If calling from outside Spain simply prefix the numbers with +34

List of Municipal tourist offices

Tourist Office Almuñécar

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Tourist Office in Marmolejo

The tourist office of Marmolejo is located in Casa de la Cultura, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Lopera

The tourist office of Lopera is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Lahiguera

The tourist office of Lahiguera is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Espelúy

The tourist office of Espelúy is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Arjona

The tourist office of Arjona is located in the town hall.

Tourist Office in Arjonilla

The tourist office of Arjonilla is located in Avenida Andalucia 13, opening form Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Escañuela

The tourist office of Escañuela is located in the Town Hall, opening from Manday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Cazalilla

The tourist office of Cazalilla is located in the Town Hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Viator

The tourist office of Viator is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Santa Fe de Mondújar

The tourist office of Santa Fe de Modújar is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Andújar

The tourist office of Andújar is located in Torre del Reloj, opening from Tuestay to Saturday.

Tourist Office in Valverde del Camino

The tourist office of Valverde del Camino is located in Calle Real de Arriba, 22, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Pechina

The tourist office is located in the town hall of Pechina, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Huércal de Almería

The Tourist Office of Huércal de Almería is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Rioja

The tourist office of Rioja is located in the town hall, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Gádor

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Gádor, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Benahadux

The Tourist Office of Benahadux is located in Paseo de Urci, 3.

Tourist Office in Vélez Blanco

The Tourist Office of Vélez Blanco is located in the Oficina Municipal de Turismo, Almacén del Trigo, Avenida Marqués de los Vélez.

Tourist Office in Las Tres Villas

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Las Tres Villas, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Fiñana

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Fiñana, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Nacimiento

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Nacimiento, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Vélez Rubio

The Tourist Office of Vélez Rubio is located in the Miguel Guirao Archaeological Museum, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Almeria

The Tourist Office is located in Paseo de Almería, 12, opening from Monday to Sunday.

Tourist Office in Chirivel

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Chirivel, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in María

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of María, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Velefique

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Velefique, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Abrucena

The Tourist Office of Abrucena is located in Calle Balsillas, 9, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Abla

The Tourist Office of Abla is located in Calle Balsillas, 9, Abrucena, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Uleila del Campo

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Uleila del Campo, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Turrillas

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Turrillas, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Olula de Castro

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Olula de Castro, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Tahal

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Tahal, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Tabernas

The Tourist Office of Tabernas is located in Avenida de las Angustias (Wild West style Saloon building), opening from Monday to Sunday.

Tourist Office in Montecorto

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Montecorto, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Senés

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Senés, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Serrato

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Serrato, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Lucainena de las Torres

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Lucainena de las Torres, opening from Monday to Friday.

Tourist Office in Gérgal

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of Gérgal, opening from Monday to Friday.

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The Spanish Tourist Board considers forecasts of a return of tourism no earlier than Christmas to be unfounded.

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Labor Minister Yolanda Diaz said the tourism industry will not resume operations until the end of the year. The Spanish Tourist Board considers such forecasts unfounded.

Yolanda Diaz said in an interview that the tourism sector will not reopen until the end of the year.

The statement of a high-ranking official angered the head of the Spanish Tourism Board (la Mesa del Turismo, MT) Juan Molas.

The head of the MoT said that the statements of the Minister of Labor contradict the positions of other members of the government, who prudently avoid specific dates for exiting the crisis caused by COVID-19.

The representative of MT was categorical. “Statements of this kind are ill-considered. If it happens that Spain is closed to tourism until the end of the year, this will lead to the ruin and bankruptcy of hundreds of thousands of travel companies and tourism-related businesses. As a result, at least 2.7 million people who are directly related to this sector will be affected,” emphasizes Council President Joan Molas.

The Tourism Board says that the return to normal life and the timing of the exit from quarantine will depend on effective sanitary control of the epidemic.

He categorically refuses to accept the date of Yolanda Diaz and sees a disagreement in the actions of the government regarding the timing of the release of quarantine. Health Minister Salvador Ilya does not speak at all about the exact dates for lifting the state of emergency.

“We are concerned about inconsistencies in the messages of various members and government officials, from whom we demand consistency, seriousness, unity and active dialogue with the tourism sector so that the resumption of the industry takes place in the best possible scenario,” says the head of the MoT.

The Tourist Board is already working on planning for a return to normal life in accordance with the new requirements of the Ministry of Health.

Tour operators and airlines will make booking hotels and flights easier and more efficient. As soon as restrictions on the movement of citizens are lifted, the changes will be applied in practice. We have not yet completely lost the summer season, which would lead to the loss of 100 billion euros and thousands of jobs.

“The season can be saved if domestic travel opportunities open up. Creating a medical passport for people who have already recovered or are not sick will help overcome the crisis.”

Molas expects the tourism model to change and adjust to the new post-coronavirus situation. To do this, companies are developing medical protocols that will ensure the safety of workers and travelers.

Minister Diaz’s statement has a negative impact on international markets, creating a negative effect and influencing potential guests who want to return to Spain as soon as possible.

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Official language: Spanish

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many old streets, Gothic cathedrals, fragrant sangria and funny people around? From Moscow to Madrid is only 4161 kilometers, and by plane this distance is overcome in five hours.

Today you can buy a ticket to Spain, and tomorrow you will be swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. Learn a little more about the country on the website of the Tourist Board.

From May to September, the sea welcomes people from all over the world into its arms. The air temperature is compared with the water temperature, and together they reach +25-+30 degrees. Golden sand warms your fingers, and the sea breeze saves you from the heat.

Mild seaside winter promises about 10 degrees of heat to the guests of the country. In small Spanish villages, the temperature drops a little lower, but a leather jacket and a warm knitted scarf are enough for comfortable walks.

The Spanish winter is also characterized by heavy rains, which may interfere with several walks, but will make evenings in cozy cafes especially pleasant with a mug of mulled wine or a glass of Catalan wine.

April and October are traditionally the months of attractions: it is cool to swim in the sea, but the number of sunny days grows rapidly along with the air temperature. You can safely go to the Pyrenees or on a tour of the Gothic castles.

The Canary Islands deserve special attention: water and air allow you to walk there in a swimsuit all year round. Stable +20 – +25 degrees made the tourism season in the archipelago endless.

Madrid City

Spain’s most inspiring and diverse city is also the country’s capital. Here people work, live and rest for love.

The center’s medieval architecture is flanked by glittering skyscrapers. And in small old houses, and on the 50th floors of skyscrapers, the best shops and cafes of the world open their doors to the guests of the city.

Barcelona City

People go to Barcelona for passion. Nothing is done here just like that, the soul and extraordinary charisma of local residents are invested in everything. Picasso, Miro, Gaudi, Dali gave their love to Barcelona.

The sea comes close to the city, which, together with sand and palm trees, creates one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

Granada, city

Granada is the capital of controversy. Here Catholicism and Islam, bullfighting and supporters of the ban on bullfighting, hashish shops and religious meccas come into dispute.

What to do in Granada? Drink wine, cheer with bullfighter cries at a demonstration bullfight and dance, dance, dance. You will not see such a passionate flamenco anywhere else.

Costa Brava, district

The coast of the Costa Brava region, which stretches for 214 kilometers, attracts not only the sea, but also unique landscapes: here the spurs of the Pyrenees, decorated with green forest capes, cut into the water, and the waves of the Mediterranean Sea are breathtaking.

Canary Islands

Serenity and tranquility – this is the Canaries. It has a stable climate, many kilometers of white-sand family beaches, absolute cleanliness, as well as the infinity of the Atlantic Ocean, which washes the shores of the archipelago.

Mallorca, island

Chocolate tan and sculpted body can become the main symbols of the largest island of the Balearic archipelago. Huge clean beaches, light waves, green valleys and mountains in the center of Mallorca annually attract thousands of rock climbers, lovers of all types of surfing and diving.

Holidays in Mallorca are also appreciated by important people: here is the residence of the royal family of Spain, and Hollywood residents regularly meet on the beaches.

Aragonese Pyrenees, district

Evergreen mountains, topped with harsh rocky peaks, flow into one another, alternating with magical valleys. Here you can relax in small resort towns, and improve your health in boarding houses, and go in for mountaineering of any level of complexity.

In winter, the area becomes a mecca for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. The snow season here lasts from November to March.

Spain offers holidays for every taste: sightseeing tours, fun walks through cafes and friendly streets of cities, sea and mountains. You can’t come to this country just once, and here are a few reasons for that.

Beach holidays

Spain collects beaches: on hundreds of kilometers of coastline there are even plateaus with golden or white sand, palm trees and sun loungers. There are rocky spurs that go into the water: the waves shower splashes of joyful tourists there. There are wild rocky-sandy bays dominated by gulls.

Do you want to buy a tour to Spain to arrange a raid on the best beaches? First, decide which type of coast you like best:

Ibiza, Canaries, Barcelona – places for those who want to lie quietly on the sand, take a nap under a canopy, treat themselves to a cocktail in a beach bar, play volleyball. It is good to relax here with the family, because the children have something to do and nowhere to get lost.

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary archipelago, offers two beaches (Puerto Santiago and Los Gigantes) with amazing black sand formed by volcanic ash. For 20 years in a row, both beach towns have received international awards as the cleanest in the world. By the way, black sand is good for health – it strengthens joints, treats sciatica, osteochondrosis and similar diseases.

The rocky shores are Playa de las Catedrales, a region of Galicia. The rocks here form natural columns and arched passages on the shore, reminiscent of Gothic temples. Therefore, the second name of the beach is “cathedral”.

Ski and other sports tours

Hiking and rock climbing is the Pyrenees. In winter, they become a paradise for skiers and snowboarders. Most of the beaches on the Atlantic coast are equipped for all types of surfing. Diving is booming on the rocky parts of the coast. For outdoor activities in Spain – always the season.

We offer several types of tours to the ski resorts in Spain, as well as make any individual tours according to your desire. If you are planning a winter trip in the summer, get up to 50% discount for early booking!

City holidays

Unlike many tourist reserves, in Spain it is equally good both at sea and in the city. Even when the sun and the sea breeze call to the shore, cafes and cozy streets easily compete with them. It’s nice to just walk around Madrid, Barcelona, Granada: go to a random cafe for the aroma of churros – local delicious donuts, leave the store with packages of cute and beautiful things, walk along residential streets to look at the life of cheerful talkative Spaniards.

Give yourself to the city and it will surprise you with a lot of pleasant surprises.

New Year holidays

Mild winter with temperatures around 10-15 degrees Celsius made Spain an ideal place to celebrate the New Year. You can fly here inexpensively with the whole family and celebrate a holiday on the seashore with thousands of Spaniards.

The New Year is equally celebrated in all cities of the country, so take any tour to Spain at the end of December. Do not forget to eat only 12 grapes at midnight, each of which, according to an old tradition, must fulfill one of your 12 desires (yes, the Spaniards do not skimp on dreams).

National entertainment: bullfighting and Tomantina

Real bullfighting has been banned in Spain, but no less spectacular shows remain, where bulls and bullfighters have more voltage than high-voltage wires. The heart of bullfighting is the city of Seville, bulls are respected here as people. The show season runs from March to October.

Another national battlefield is Bunol, Valencia. Here, in the last days of August, the famous international festival of Tomantina takes place. Tens of thousands of people from all over the world pick up tomatoes and arrange furious tomato fights on the streets of the town. The vegetable festival has been held here for more than 70 years.

Sightseeing tours

If you decide to visit all the sights in Spain, it will take at least a year. And if you carefully examine each of them, then life is not enough.

Here is just a fraction of a percent of the huge list of historical and modern places of international importance:

Mysterious and romantic Las Ramblas – the main street of Madrid and all of Spain. In the morning, afternoon, evening – there is always a holiday here, which consists of casual acquaintances, windy smiles, live music and gatherings in secret cafes.

Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter is gloomy even on the sunniest days. Here you can hide from the scorching rays and look for ghosts in the nooks and crannies. Most of the buildings, separated by narrow lanes, date back to the 14th and 15th centuries.

Houses of artists and architects – Dali, Milo, Batllo, Gaudí. If you need inspiration, take a stroll through the places created by great people.

Cathedrals of Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca and other Catholic cities. They cut the air with sharp spiers and angles, mesmerize passers-by with exquisite bas-reliefs and hide many little secrets.

The “Tourism Board” recommends that all visitors to the site explore excursion tours to Spain. We have compiled thematic routes, which, if they do not show the whole country, will help to breathe in its history-rich atmosphere to the fullest.

Holidays with children

The Spanish Islands are a calm and cheerful place for families with children. All beaches of the Canary Archipelago and Mallorca are well-maintained, clean, equipped with playgrounds and entertainment centers.

An alternative to the islands is a stretch of sea coast called the Costa Dorada. Here is the largest amusement park in the country, Port Aventura.

Surely you have already tasted paella and washed it down with sangria. But if it wasn’t in Spain, then it wasn’t real paella and sangria. We heard that the secret ingredients for them are the sea breeze, the kind hardworking hands of a Spanish chef and the special atmosphere of Spanish cities. Paella – seafood pilaf tinted with saffron – is best cooked in Valencia. Sangria is considered a common Spanish drink made from red wine and fruit. It perfectly quenches thirst and invigorates in the heat.

In the evening, sitting in the city cafe of Valencia with friends or alone, try this dish and wine. And you will taste Spain.

Spain loves airplanes – there are large and small airports in all cities of the country. In one day you can easily swim in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Vueling flights are the cheapest.

Rail transportation is carried out by the state company RENFE. For travel between cities, there are “talgo” (fast trains) and “expresso” (passenger trains).

In all cities of the country, paying 15 euros, you will be able to use special tourist buses for three days, which run to popular places.