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Seville

Seville is the jewel in Andalucía´s crown. Being the capital of the region, Seville was originally founded by the Romans and is now home to three UNESCO world heritage sites. From walking down the cobbled streets in Triana to watching the sunset over the Guadalquivir on Paseo Colon, it is impossible to not fall in love with the city´s historic charm.

Seville is also known around the world for its party culture. From Feria to Semana Santa, from Carnaval to Santa Ana – as the Sevillianos say, Seville really does have ´un color especial´ (a special colour).

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Top things to do in Seville

Seville Cathedral – the resting place of Christopher Columbus
The Giralda – Moorish tower attached to Seville Cathedral, make sure to climb all the way to the top!
The Alcazar – Moorish Palace with breathtaking architecture and gardens.
Plaza de España – Home to some government buildings and the foreign office but complete with a huge fountain and boat rides as well as excellent photo opportunities.
Metropol Parasol (or Las Setas – the mushrooms for locals!) a stunning piece of modern architecture where you can see some beautiful views of the city.
Torre Del Oro – Moorish tower overlooking the Guadalquivir. Christopher Columbus would leave his gold here as he returned from his travels to the New World.
The Triana Neighbourhood – One of Seville´s oldest and most popular neighbourhoods just a short walk over the river. Great for tapas and watching some real flamenco de la calle.
Casa de Pilatos – the permanent residence of the Dukes of Medinaceli.
La Maestranza – Home of the Spanish bullfight.
Iglesia del Salvador – a beautiful church with a great place to grab a caña outside.
Seville Aquarium – For a revision break, why not visit the penguins and turtles.