Planning a trip to Spain's Pueblos Blancos? Here are some towns to put on your itinerary (and a few useful links as well)

Ronda, seen from across the valley

Arcos de la Frontera

The Pueblos Blancos of Andalusia are not a destination to be seen, but rather a location to be experienced.  These small, white towns, perched high on clifftops and hillsides promise both unforgettable views and an unforgettable experience. Today these ancient villages' narrow streets rumble with the sound of rubber tires on the stone cobbles.  The ancient architecture, and long history combined with a culture that moves to it's own gentle pace offers a wonderful blend of food, culture and sights to their visitors. 

If you are planning a trip the Pueblos Blancos of Andalusia, here are a few towns you might want to put on your itinerary:

Traveling slow: 5 things to remember when visiting the Pueblos Blancos, the white towns of Andalusia

Guadelin River Gorge in Ronda, Spain as seen from the New Bridge

Everyone I've ever known who has traveled to Spain visited one of two cities: Madrid or Barcelona. When I began planning my winter holiday in the Iberian Peninsula, however, I was looking for a place decidedly quieter (and hopefully warmer) - so I looked southward to the province of Andalusia.

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