The autonomous state of Andalusia packs an area so diverse, so historic, so beautiful that there are even travel guidebooks of the region for the Spanish. From peninsular Cadiz, to coastal Malaga, to the mountainous Sierra Nevada, Andalusia seems to have more than some European countries have to offer. Seville, Andalusia’s capital, is a dazzling city in not just Andalusia but all of Spain as it prides itself as Spain’s flamenco capital. What makes the region historically fascinating is the Islamic reign from the 8th to 15th centuries, as evident in Cordoba’s famous mosque and Spain’s most grand monument, the Alhambra de Granada.…