Editorial
From Seville to Granada, via Cordoba, this dossier traces eight centuries of coexistence between Muslim, Jewish and Christian cultures, through one of Europe's densest architectural heritages. An itinerary designed for March, when the orange trees bloom and Andalusian heat has not yet reached its summer peak.
Benjamin Arnaudet
Contents
01
Seville, Andalusian Living Between the Alcazar and Flamenco
Between the royal Alcazar, the lanes of Santa Cruz and the flamenco soul of Triana, Seville reveals itself in March amid the gentle scent of its orange blossom, before the late-spring crowds arrive.
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Granada, the Alhambra and the Pinnacle of Islamic Art in Spain
The Alhambra, the Albaicín and a tradition of free tapas with every drink: in March, Granada blends the gentleness of the Andalusian spring with the absolute mastery of Nasrid art.
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Cordoba, the Mezquita and the City of Three Cultures
Between the forest of columns in the Mezquita, the lanes of the Judería and the forgotten ruins of Medina Azahara, Cordoba tells the story of eight centuries of coexistence between three cultures.
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