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Sonia Vázquez-FR C1

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Kati Navarro-ING

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Mónica López-FR B1

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Sara Kaddour-FR

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José Antonio Rubianes-FR A1

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Aroa Dya-FR A1

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Leire San Leandro-FR A1

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Araceli Montero-ING 2º C1 Semi

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Cueva de Nerja, Carretera de Bajada a Playa de Maro

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Cueva de Nerja, Carretera de Bajada a Playa de Maro

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The Nerja Cave. The Nerja cave is a cave located in Maro, a district of Nerja, in Málaga. This cave was discovered in 1959. It is of historical and natural interest because of the archaeological remains, which include cave paintings, and because of the formations of stalactites and stalagmites that cover ceilings and walls. In its discovery, some skeletons were found lying next to some ceramic bowls from prehistoric time. These caves are dated between 20,000 and 40,000 years old. These caves are part of the Spanish Historical Heritage. Nearby in the town of Nerja, you can enjoy excellent restaurants, with typical Andalusian food and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as excellent beaches and coves, where you can enjoy the sun and the Mediterranean Sea.
Carlos Ramírez-ING 2ºNB A

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Mª del Águila-FR A1

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Rafael Berrocal-ING C1 CAPE

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Cazorla is a beautiful city in the province of Jaén in Andalusia, Spain. It's a popular tourist destination for its narrow streets and historic buildings, and you can eat delicious meat, in many restaurants for example at Restaurant La Yedra. Besides visiting the castle, the church of Santa Maria, and the Sierra de Cazorla Natural Park.
Antonio Luis Planes-ING 2º NB A

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Nacimiento del Río Guadalquivir, Quesada

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Nacimiento del Río Guadalquivir, Quesada

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Nacimiento del Río Guadalquivir, Quesada

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Having wandered around for the region. For its surroundings, and its outstanding and spectacular landscape. It is among one of the most wonderful places I have ever seen. Located in Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, it is the born of the Guadalquivir river. It does worth visiting it.

Lucio Martínez-ING 2º C1 A Distancia

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My favourite place in Andalusia is Zahara de los Atunes. In this small seaside town, I can disconnect from the outside world. Gastronomy and crystalline beaches with fine sand make it a popular destination. Eating tuna and drink a mojito watching the sunset are two priceless pleasures to do there.

María José Márquez-ING 1º B2 B

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Iznate, the village where my father was born.

Small village of Moorish origin in the Axarquia. It’s famous for its almonds, muscatel grapes and also for its avocado and mango groves. The sea is only 15 minutes away.

We can visit its church, go hiking and for lunch, the best place is Venta La Loma.

Remedios Ramos-ING 1º B2

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Rosa Fernández-ING C1.2 CAL

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Andalusia is different for its people, The Giralda and the beautiful beaches of Huelva and Cadiz. Also, we have Cordoba and Granada with their historical tourist attractions and Malaga, which stands out for its exceptional weather. Jaen is famous for its olive oil and Almeria for its fertile orchards.

The Andalusians must improve Andalusia,  but they shouldn’t change its roots.
Mª del águila Castro-ING B1 CAPE

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My favourite destination in Andalusia is Punta Umbría beach. I love it because it is my summer holiday place. It is a long beach with very fine sand where you can sunbathe, go for a walk, and do all kinds of water sports. Besides, there are beach bars where you can eat delicious fish.
Mª del Carmen Pérez-ING B1 CAPE

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My favourite destination in Andalusia is ‘Calas de Roche’ in Cádiz, near Conil. I love this place for its sunset and the unforgettable moments I have lived there. Its waters are crystalline and turquoise and its rocks look like pictures. Although there are few activities to do there, you will find peace and tranquility as well as the best fish. I recommend this place because it is unique.

Elizabeth Barello-ING B1 CAPE

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Francisco Javier Sánchez-ING 1º C1 A

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Soportújar, “The Town of Witches”, is in Granada. You can see there the house of Hansel and Gretel, the most magical and narrowest street in Spain (Zanjilla), Harry Potter’s magical broom and many more. Very recommended during the Bewitchment Fair or on Halloween. It’s my favourite place because of its fascinating decoration.

Carmen García-ING B1 C

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Jesús Ballesteros-ING 1º C1

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Favourite place in Andalucia , Jesús Ballesteros Rodríguez 1C1 Inglés

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Favourite place in Andalucia , Jesús Ballesteros Rodríguez 1C1 Inglés

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Millán Muñoz León-ING 1º C1 A

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Marian Araujo-ING B1 C

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I'm going to talk about a small town in Cádiz, called El Bosque. There you can hike along the river or even have great meat dishes. Furthermore, it has a wonderful cheese museum offering a guided tour and wine tasting. I chose it because I usually go there on my holidays.
Laura Sánchez-ING B1 C

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Raúl Rubio-ING B1 C

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Granada is a great opportunity to set off for a long weekend. If you enjoy culture, you must visit the Alhambra. Other interesting buildings to see are the cármenes (typical houses). It’s my favourite destination because I’m also passionate about geology and cartography, and this is a land of contrasts.
Daniel Barello-ING B1 CAL

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Pico Veleta, Granada

We like go to there to enjoy a day in the snow with the family.

It is the fourth highest mountain in Spain.

You can go sledding, have a snowball fight, skiing down the slopes, ...

You can eat in the restaurant Los Puente, they have homemade food.

Surada Viola-ING 2º NB semi

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My favourite Andalusian city is Cordoba. Cordoba has a big history. In Cordoba, many cultures lived. There are many monuments. The most important monument is the Mezquita (mosque). The Mezquita was an important Muslim building. I like walking in the Jewish neighbourhood. I also love eating in the tapas bars. I visited Cordoba four times this year.

Javier Anacleto-ING 1º NB B

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Chiclana de la Frontera is a very beautiful city for me. It has amazing places to visit. The best for me is La Barrosa beach. It is 7 kilometres long and it has crystalline water and white sand… There is nothing better than walking on the beach on a sunny day, but I love doing it on a cloudy day too. If you go to Chiclana, you should visit Santa Ana’s church, although it only opens on Mondays. You’ll love Chiclana like me!

Mª Ángeles Jiménez Gamero- ING 1º B

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Seville is a beautiful city in Andalusia. It’s famous for its traditional holidays, like Semana Santa and Feria de Abril. It has many monuments to visit, like the Cathedral, the Torre del Oro and the Plaza de la Maestranza (the bullring). In Seville centre, the gastronomy is very good. You can walk and stop in the restaurants like Tradevo Centro, where you can try the “canelón de aguacate”, the “taco de gambón”, or Señor Cangrejo, where you can eat “Alubias pochas con tagorninas y ventresca de pez espada” (a dish of the day) and the “arroz con leche”, all truly spectacular.

Ana Parejo - ING 1ºNB B

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If you want to see a beautiful city, you must go to Málaga, in Andalusia. It’s famous for its urban beaches, like “La Malagueta”. It has the mountain next to the city. In Málaga, you can visit the Alcazaba and the Cathedral, also called “La Manquita” because it doesn’t have one tower. You can eat its “pescaito frito” and its famous “espetos”. In Málaga, you can enjoy a different Holy Week, unique in Andalusia.

Vanessa Ruíz- ING 1ºNB B

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Chipiona is a beautiful town. It’s famous for the singer Rocío Jurado. It has beautiful beaches. In Chipiona, you can visit the church Virgen de Regla. There are many bars where you can eat good fish. Also, you can see the port, the shopping street and the sea promenade. You can also visit the museum of the singer Rocio Jurado and the lighthouse of Chipiona.
Patricia Ojeda García -ING 1º NB

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Cadiz is one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia and Spain and has one of the best urban beaches in Europe (Victoria Beach). Famous for its Carnivals, with its “Falla Grand Theatre” one of the monuments of Cadiz that, together with its Cathedral, you cannot miss. A stroll through its Old Town will take you back to Havana...

I recommend a visit to the “Market Place” where in its gastronomic stalls you can taste all kinds of typical dishes including the "Chicharrón de Cádiz" and the "Tortillitas de Camarones" (shrimp omelettes).
Lola Flores- ING 2º NB semi

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Plaza de España, Avenida Isabel la Católica, Sevilla

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Plaza de España, Avenida Isabel la Católica, Sevilla

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Plaza de España, Avenida Isabel la Católica, Sevilla

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Marian Millán -ING B2 CAPE

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Ofelia García y María José Expósito -ING B2 CAPE

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Rosario Isorna y Ana Vargas -ING B2 CAPE

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Carmen González y Pepe García -ING B2 CAPE

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Mª José Pinto- FR C1.1

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Mario Infantes-FR C1.2

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Alejandro Castro -FR C1.2

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Sara Andrade- ING B1 B

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Mónica Guerrero-FR 2ºNB A

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In Granada lived three cultures very important for Andalucia's history: jews, muslim and christians. The best monument is the Alhambra, so I remember to walk througt "el paseo de los tristes" or sit down in the "Mirador de San Nicolás" and you enjoy the views. The typical dressert is the "Pionono", a biscuit with cream delicious. Finally, you can see the flamenco show in the bar of Sacromonte cave. I hope you like it.
Nuria Aghzout-ING 2º NB

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Nadia Aghzout-ING 2ºNB

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Plaza de España, Avenida Isabel la Católica, Sevilla

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Plaza de España, Avenida Isabel la Católica, Sevilla

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Plaza de España, Avenida Isabel la Católica, Sevilla

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The Plaza de España, inside the María Luisa park, is one of the most beautiful square in the world. There´s a large fountain in the center and you can access to a semi-elliptical construction through 4 bridges over the canal. The building has 48 benches which represent Spanish provinces.

Enjoy it!

Olga Rivera-ING 2ºNB

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Mª José Avecilla-ING B1

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My favourite place in Andalusia is Ronda.  This city is internationally known by the Tajo de Ronda and its bridge, as well as its bullring, where Goyesque bullfights are held, among other things.  There you can stroll through its narrow cobbled streets, of Roman and Muslim origin, eat magnificently in one of its many restaurants, such as the historic Pedro Romero restaurant, or hike along the paths that surround the city.  Balloon rides are recommended.
José Luis Rando-ING C1.2 CAL

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Francisco García-FR 1º C1

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Blas Martínez-FR

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The most beautiful place in Andalucía for me is El Puerto de Santa María. Every time I have a few days off work or I´m on vacation, I go there because I like walking through its streets, visiting San Marcos Castle and walking along the beach. If you are thinking of visiting this city, you should eat at Romerijo Restaurant.
Francisca Martín Pernia-ING B1 CAPE

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Tomás Acosta-FR 1º C1

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Virginia Rodríguez-FR 1º C1

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Natalia Gamisans-FR 2º C1

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Juan Manuel García-FR 2º C1

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Penélope Recio-ING