Embrace the soul-stirring, romantic spirit of southern Spain on a seven-night, small-group adventure in Andalucía!
Spend seven nights in a first-class, modern parador in Antequera, a medieval town crowned by a 14th-century Moorish fortress, and discover Neolithic tombs outside the city. From there, venture off to see the beautiful legacy of the Moors, who ruled the region for eight centuries. Marvel at the courtyards and fountains of the Alhambra in Granada, the iconic red-and-white arches of La Mezquita in Córdoba and the imposing Alcázar in Sevilla, Spain’s cultural heart. In the hilltop town of Ronda, savor breathtaking views high over El Tajo Gorge. From a countryside wine tasting to a passionate flamenco performance, this engaging journey offers a line-up of unforgettable moments! Enjoy insightful lectures on Andalucía’s history and culture, a generous meal plan that includes lunch within the Alhambra, and wine with dinner. No single supplement!
$3,395 per person plus taxes and airfare. Singles waitlist.
Travel insurance is available through our trusted partner USI – they can be reached at 800.937.1387 or at USI Travel Insurance.
Call us at 800.942.5004 or email travel@wacphila.org for any questions.
Ambassador Heather Hodges became the President and Ambassador in Residence of the Cleveland Council on World Affairs in November 2011 after 31 years in the Foreign Service. She lived in Spain many years before joining the Foreign Service. She studied in Madrid (M.A. from NYU), worked there, and traveled throughout the country.
Assignments in the Foreign Service included Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Peru. Heather was able to return to Spain as consul general in Bilbao (1999-2001) and as deputy chief of mission at the embassy (2000-2003). The Government of Spain awarded her the Spanish decoration of “Isabel la Catolica – Encomienda de Numero” for her contributions to U.S.-Spanish relations. She was Ambassador to Moldova from 2003-2006 and was Ambassador to Ecuador from 2008 to 2011.
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