This document lists and briefly describes 5 World Heritage sites in Andalusia, Spain. It discusses the Alhambra, Generalife and Albaicyn in Granada which represent exceptional testimony to Muslim Spain of the 16th century. It also mentions the Historic Centre of Cordoba with its great Moorish conquest glory in the 8th century. Further, it outlines the towns of Ubeda and Baeza which introduced the Italian Renaissance style with Islamic origins. The Cathedral of Seville is described as having Moorish influences from the civilizations of the Almohads and Christians. Finally, it notes Donana National Park is important for migrating birds flying between Europe and Africa.

2. World Heritage In Andalusia
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There are a lot of places World Heritage in Europe,
today we are going to speak about world heritage in
Andalusia, They are:
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Alhambra,Generalife And Albaicyn in Granada
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Historic Centre of Cordoba
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Úbeda and Baeza in Jaen
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The Cathedral in Sevilla
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Doñana National Park inHuelva

3. Alhambra Generalife and
Albaicyn in Granada
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Alhambra, Generalife and Albayzín are
over the modern town. the Alhambra and
the Albaycín are situated on two hills and
they form the medieval part of Granada.
They represent an exceptional testimony
to Muslim Spain of the 16th century.

4. Historic Centre of Córdoba
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Cordoba's period of greatest glory began in
the 8th century after the Moorish conquest.
Other rival cities can be Constantinople,
Damascus and Baghdad.
The River Guadalquivir is in the south of
Cordoba. The most important places are The
Mosque and The Alcazar.

5. Úbeda and Baeza
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The two towns of Úbeda and Baeza are in
the south east of Spain, in the province of
Jaen. They began in the 9th century and
in the Reconquista period in the 13th
century they were very important. Their
architecture introduced the Italian
Renaissance style, but this style had
Islamic origins

6. The Cathedral In Sevilla
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The cathedral and the Alcázar were built
between 1248 to the 16th century and
they have got Moorish influences. They
are a good testimony of the civilizations of
the Almohads and of the Christians too.
Its bell tower, the Giralda, was the
minaret of the mosque, a masterpiece of
Almohad architecture, it was designed in
the Renaissance period.

7. Doñana National Park in Jaén
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Doñana National Park in Andalusia is in the
right bank of the Guadalquivir river at its
estuary on the Atlantic Ocean. There are
species of fish, amphibians, reptiles,
mammals and birds. It is the most
important stop for migrating birds crossing
Europe flying to Africa.