How about a trip to Spain South

The southern regions of Spain, largely the province of Andalusia (or Andalucía!), is what many think of as true Spain. The year-round sunshine, the toasty-hot summers, rolling hills dotted with large, historic cities such as Seville, Cordoba and Granada, hugely popular coastal cities such as Malaga and Marbella, with plentiful small towns and villages offering a much quieter and more leisurely taste of southern Spain, like Ronda, Nerja, Cadiz or Huelva.
Seville is the largest town in southern Spain and one which has an incredible history, dating all the way back, in detailed and architectural evidence, several hundred years and despite being a large city, it doesn’t feel vast in the way Madrid or Barcelona do. It feels much more slow-paced and eminently doable on foot. Speaking of feet, you cannot miss a live Flamenco dance while you’re here… but do feel free to give bull-fighting a very wide berth!
Granada is dominated by the sprawling and highly impressive Alhambra Palace, set atop the highest hill in the city and an absolute must-visit while you’re here. The rest of the city is littered with charming back-streets, lively tapas bars in the late evening and like most towns in Spain, the entertainment and watering holes are found in and around the large squares dotted around the city. Cordoba is low-rise, charming, older-world feeling town with a distinctly medieval feel to it, with its small back streets and understated way of life.
For beaches, overt displays of wealth, tans, jewellery and other materialistic delights, head to Marbella or Malaga. The harbour in Marbella is akin to Cannes or Monaco, with the large yachts, gaudy watches and supercars crawling through the narrow streets at a snails pace, often driven by those barely old enough to have a drivers license and yet with more money than most people make in a lifetime. It’s not for everyone, but neither is the opera or heavy metal music, so hey, you choose!
The other noteworthy aspect of this region is also the geography, with the Sierra Nevada mountains a wonderful break from the heat of the lowlands and a superb place for cycling, hiking or generally getting the heart-racing with more than just the beautiful vistas on offer!