Two women walking in traditional Spanish Flamenco ...Photo by Anonymous
Rachel inside the Cathedral (La Mesquita).Photo by Dmitriy M, USA
Guadalquivir River at Sevilla, Spain by Phillip Ca...Photo by Creative Commons
Cordoba: The Great Mosque, UNESCO World Heritage S...Photo by Anonymous
Sangria served with mixed spanish olives, Marcona ...Photo by Anonymous
Columbus is meeting with the King and Queen of Spa...Photo by Dmitriy M, USA
The mezquita Photo by Ed, USA
The Jardines del Portal in the Alhambra Photo by Lizette G
Touring the Alhambra Photo by Mallory F, USA
See the oranges on the trees!Photo by DANIEL M, Spain
AlhrambraPhoto by Tina K
marigolds in Alcazar Gardens Photo by clio_selene
Alcazar in Cordoba Photo by Diane G, USA
Cathedral Photo by clio_selene
Touring the Alhambra Photo by Mallory F, USA
AlhrambraPhoto by Tina K
The Alcazar de los Reyes and its gardens. Photo by Lizette G
Cordoba from across the river Photo by Ed, USA
Altar area in Mezquita Mosque Photo by Diane G, USA
Inside the mosque.Photo by Lois B, USA
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One of the first people to fall in love with Seville was the poet-king Al-Mutamid, and the city's ability to dazzle has not abated since. It takes a stony heart not to be captivated by its exuberant atmosphere - stylish, confident, ancient, proud, yet also convivial, intimate and fun-loving. Seville's crowded center unfolds subtly as you wind your way through narrow streets and small squares. Its flamenco, bullfighting and nightlife are incomparable.
3 Days in Seville: Suggested Itineraries
Sizzling, stylish and spirited – that’s Seville. Standing proudly on the banks of the Río Guadalquivir, Andalucía’s capital dances to its own exhilarating beat. Whether you’re getting ... Continue Reading »
Holy week in Seville - Most Famous Easter Processions
Holy Week in Seville (this year April 17th-24th) is the celebration of the passion and death of Christ through the brotherhood processions to the Cathedral. Besides the religious aspects, Holy Week ... Continue Reading »
Seville Tapa Festival
Don’t you hate going out to eat and having to choose between all those delicious things on the menu? That’s the genius of tapas: you can choose lots of little dishes instead of just one big one. It ... Continue Reading »
Seville Tapas Festival
Don’t you hate going out to eat and having to choose between all those delicious things on the menu? That’s the genius of tapas: you can choose lots of little dishes instead of just one big one. It ... Continue Reading »
Springtime again in Seville
Spring is the most beautiful season in Seville. Although officially the opening is on 21 March the mild climate of Seville makes spring coming a month earlier. It is without doubt the best time ... Continue Reading »
The Authentic Seville: The Market of Jueves (Thursday) and the Church of Macarena
We can start our tour in the Plaza de la Encarnacion radically transformed by the shopping center Parasol, better known as the mushrooms. Its architecture design leaves no one indifferent. In the ... Continue Reading »
The Renovation of Square of Spain (Plaza de Espana)
This impressive square, that was the pavilion of Spain for the American exhibition held in 1929, is a symbol of Seville. After 9 years of work, partial closures and restorations, can now be seen ... Continue Reading »
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