andalusia itinerary

I think you're attempting far too much. My own recommendations would be:

• Seville 3 days
• Cordoba 2 days
• Granada 2 days
• Ronda 1½ days
• Malaga 1 day

That's full sightseeing days. One week isn't nearly enough to do these places justice. So is it physically possible? Yes. Is it wise? No.

If you'd have a week in Andalusia how do you manage your time then?

Agree with thomajd - physically possible (assuming you dont eat or sleep maybe) but not wise as you would not really be taking in the places just travelling.
If I had a week I'd just go to 2 or 3 places at most; in reality I'd probably just spend a week in Malaga and really enjoy spanish life.
If I had to go somewhere else I'd spend 3 days in Malaga - get a train to Seville, spend that day (the day you travel to Seville) and 2 more days there and then back to Malaga on the 7th day.
Your proposed trip just sounds like a checklist just so you can say "I've been there" which is much different to I have been there and know about the place /people.

If you'd have a week in Andalusia how do you manage your time then?

I probably wouldn't fly to Malaga. It's OK, but not one of the highlights of Andalucia for me. So for a first I would probably base myself in Seville. Three days there, a day trip to Cadiz, two days (including overnight) in Cordoba. That's your week. I would save Granada and Ronda for another occasion.

To be honest it is hard to say what you should do as you have not mentioned what your interests are. You originally itinerary is not really feasible it is long day trips. You also haven't mentioned when this trip will be as that can have a bearing.

Actually it is next week and I am interested in culture, mainly architecture, and I am afraid to not get bored, I have a lot of energy to consume. I'm flying with law cost therefore is Malaga but I'll go firstly in Sevilla spend there 3 days and then I'll choose between Cordoba or Granada.

I was thinking and maybe you have right. This time I will take Cordoba, Granada and Ronda. For me looks more interesting and exotic combination between nature and culture. I hope to enjoy them. Thanx for the help.

A pleasure. Thank you for letting us know. You can always change your plans once you're in Spain, if you like.

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