With more than 700,000 residents, Seville is the largest city in the Spanish province of the same name. It’s also the province’s capital and is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Its scenic location on the River Guadalquivir, abundant historical attractions, and vibrant food, art, and cultural scenes make it a popular destination with …
Proudly the home of flamenco dancing and one of the biggest Moorish castles in the land Seville is a culturally abundant Spanish city just waiting to be explored. As the capital of Andalusia Seville is a modern metropolis that clings on to its architectural and historical gems with pride. The Alcazar of Seville is one …
Andalusia’s capital is a city rich with Moorish heritage. This is visible in everything from the colourful painted tiles that adorn many buildings, to the lobed arches of the palaces and of course the iconic Giralda tower, which was once a minaret. Three of the things most associated with Spain are also typically Sevillian: Flamenco, …