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This is a much-needed guide to one of the most exciting regions of Europe - that bounded by the Portuguese frontier to the west, the Sierra Morena to the north, Alicante and the Cabo de la Nao to the east, and to the south the famous coastlines of the Costa Blanca, the Costa del Sol, and the Gulf of Cadiz. Here lie the provinces of Andalucia and Murcia, a region of fertile plains and stony uplands, a langorous southern climate and cities of a unique interest and beauty, often more African than European in their architecture and their attitudes. The author covers both the well-known sites, such as Granada, Cordoba and Seville, and lesser-known, more remote places of interest.
This guide investigates the cultural, geographical, and architectural distinctiveness of Southern Spain, specifically the regions of Andalucia and Murcia. Alfonso Lowe provides a comprehensive overview of this territory, drawing on his observations of the landscape, climate, and urban centers. The book functions as a structured survey, balancing well-trodden tourist destinations with remote, lesser-known locales to provide a holistic view of the region's character.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a traditional, mid-twentieth-century travel guide intended for the inquisitive visitor seeking both historical context and regional exploration. Its focus on the specific cultural identity of Andalucia and Murcia suggests a text that prioritizes descriptive depth and geographical orientation for the reader.
Page Count:
445
Publication Date:
1973-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0002111381
ISBN-13:
9780002111386
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