DK Travel : Andalucía and Costa del Sol : Sevilla and Huelva Provinces

Sevilla and Huelva Provinces : Overview & Top 10

Leaving behind the magnetic allure of glorious Seville , the rest of Sevilla Province and neighbouring Huelva Province are among the least visited areas of Andalucía. Consequently, much of the zone has remained a rural hinterland, where time moves slowly and the old customs prevail. Some of the finest nature preserves are here, too, including the ecologically essential Coto de Doñana, mountainous reaches and pristine beaches, generally frequented by Spaniards rather than tourists. Culturally rich as well, each town and village shelters surprising art treasures and ancient marvels, where you may find yourself the only visitor – a welcome relief after the throngs encountered elsewhere in Andalucía.

It is best to visit the Gruta de las Maravillas in the morning as entrance tickets tend to sell out quickly. If you don’t have your own car, 10 bus trips make the Columbus circuit, from Huelva City to Moguer and back, Tue–Sat.

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Zufre

This cliff-top community is like a mini-Ronda. The Paseo de los Alcaldes has rose and lime trees and a mirador with views across the terraced plain.