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3 Days
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Max People : 26
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Jan 18’ - Dec 21
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Min Age : 10+
Description
Description
Huelva, located in Andalusia, is a port city that offers a rich combination of history, culture and natural beauty. Known for its historical heritage, golden beaches and picturesque landscapes, Huelva is an ideal destination for lovers of culture and nature.
Points of Interest:
La Catedral de La Merced: This baroque cathedral, dating from the 18th century, is a must-see in the city. Its magnificent interior and peaceful cloister make it a place conducive to contemplation.
Parque de Doñana: Located nearby, this national park is one of the most important in Spain, home to exceptional biodiversity. It is a perfect place for nature lovers, where you can observe migratory birds and discover varied landscapes.
The Beaches of Huelva: Huelva has beautiful beaches, including those of Matalascañas and Punta Umbría, ideal for relaxing in the sun or practicing water sports.
The Archaeological Site of Tharsis: Delve into the history of the region by visiting this site, which bears witness to the mining importance of Huelva since ancient times.
The Museum of Huelva: This museum houses interesting collections on the history and culture of the region, with exhibitions ranging from archaeology to contemporary art.
Itinerary
Morning: Visit the Cathedral of La Merced: Start your day with a visit to this magnificent baroque cathedral. Take time to admire its architecture and interior. Stroll through the historic center: Stroll through the streets of the city center, admire the Andalusian architecture, and discover charming squares like the Plaza de las Monjas. Noon: Lunch at a local restaurant: Enjoy traditional tapas, such as pescaitos fritos or gambas.
Morning: Excursion to Doñana National Park: Go on an excursion to this exceptional park, where you can observe migratory birds and discover the diversity of ecosystems. Noon: Picnic in the park: Bring a light lunch and enjoy a picnic surrounded by nature.
Visit to the Tharsis Archaeological Site: Learn about the mining history of the area by visiting this ancient site and its remains. Midday: Lunch in Huelva: Head back to the city and try another local restaurant for some typical dishes. Afternoon: Walk along the Odiel River: Stroll along the banks of the river to enjoy the scenery and relax.
$765.00
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