Put on your explorer's hat to chart the story of Spain's greatest globetrotter, Christopher Columbus. The 15th century navigator sailed for the Americas from Andalucia and recruited his crewmen from the port of Huelva. And that's where you'll go first, for a close-up look at its statue of Columbus. Standing on the waterside, this huge stone figure stares far out to sea. Snap some photos before continuing on to Rabida. This Moorish-style monastery was where Columbus stayed in 1491 while he waited for funding for his first voyage. Admire its church, cloisters and murals depicting scenes from his life. Finally, it's on to the Harbour of Caravels. Set on the banks of the River Tinto, this outdoor exhibition boasts life-size replicas of three of Columbus' ships - the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria. Climb on board to look around these impressive models and then peek into the museum to see some of the explorer's writings and books.