Province of Huelva - Provincia di Huelva

• Huelva - Provincial capital, Huelva is an industrial port with oil refineries and thermoelectric power plants located on the estuary of the Tinto and Odiel rivers. The city is famous for the festivities that take place every year between late July and early August and celebrate the departure of Christopher Columbus for the Americas (Fiestas Colombinas).
• Almonte
• Ayamonte
• Bollullos Par del Condado
• El Rocío - Village of 1,000 inhabitants with a Marian shrine, destination in the week of Pentecost of a pilgrimage (Romería de El Rocío) in which 1,000,000 devotees participate.
• Moguer
• Niebla - Today a modest village of 4,000 inhabitants, Niebla it was a settlement inhabited continuously since the Neolithic to reach its apogee in the Almoravid period and from the time it retains imposing walls and about fifty bastions.
• Palos de la Frontera

Costa de la Luz

• 37.20198-7.323431 Isla Cristina - Fishing port among the largest in Spain.
• 37.2533-7.203182 Lepe - Town of about 30,000 inhabitants with equipped and non-equipped beaches in its immediate vicinity.
• 36.99838-6.549323 Matalascañas
• 37.135-6.828384 Mazagón
• 37.18344-6.966725 Punta Umbría

Sierras

• 37.8695-6.787586 Almonaster la Real - Village of 1,800 inhabitants in the sierra di Aracena and at more than 900 m a.s.l. It has interesting monuments including one mezquita obtained from a Christian basilica of the 5th century AD.
• 37.8743-6.6657 Alájar
• 37.89323-6.562788 Aracena
• 37.87963-6.621149 Linares de la Sierra
• 37.69231-6.5918710 Minas de Riotinto

• 37.2481-6.9941 Marismas del Odiel
• 37.0293-6.45632 Doñana National Park (Parque Nacional de Doñana) - With more than 300,000 visitors per year, the Doñana national park it is the major attraction of the province of Huelva, in 11th place in the ranking of national parks in Spain by number of visitors. It extends over coastal marshes which are home to a varied fauna. It was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1994.