Did you know that Andalusian horses can dance? At the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art in Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz), an incredible show awaits you. You’ll be amazed at how these beautiful, elegant animals, with more than 3,000 years of history, take complicated and surprising dance steps to the rhythm of the music.
A glass of delicious cava and some canapés while enjoying incredible views of Mallorca is a priceless experience. Even more so if it is on board one of the most beautiful balloons in the world: a Montgolfière, an exact replica of the first balloon to fly in France in 1783. Leave the noise behind and just let the wind be your guide.
The emotion of the Flamenco guitar, the strength and expressiveness of the dance, the passion of the singing… The magic of Flamenco awaits you in the Sacromonte Caves, a fascinating venue on the outskirts of Granada, and in some of the most authentic “tablaos Flamencos” in Andalusia. The amazing white vaulted rock walls are decorated with photos of great “cantaores” or Flamenco singers.
This modern winery was designed by Frank O. Gehry and is a perfect destination to discover the fascinating world of wine. You’ll be amazed by the gentle, avant-garde titanium curves in shades of pink, gold and silver. You can enjoy a private tasting and aperitif with your friends and appreciate the intense flavour of the exquisite “Gran Reserva” wines, produced with grapes from vines which are over 80 years old.
Under the sea, on the coast opposite Playa Blanca in Lanzarote, there is a magical museum which can only be reached by diving to a depth of 12 metres. There you’ll find hundreds of works by the British sculptor Jason DeCaires. The Lanzarote Undersea Museum is the first undersea museum in Europe.
