Seville

If you're in Spain, you just cannot afford to miss a trip to the city of Seville. Legend says that this city was founded by Hercules! Arabic influences down the ages give it a distinct flavor, which sets it apart from the rest. The people are deeply rooted in folklore and proud to share it with visitors. Festivals all year round, natural beauty, culture and not to forget tapas and the famed Sangrea wine, are just a few of the things to enjoy here.

Visit the 8th-century Mezquita, a fascinating blend of Christian and Moorish architecture.
Visit the Cathedral of Seville, the largest cathedral in Spain, and the dazzling Alcázar, an excellent example of mudéjar architecture.

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Seville is the capital of Andalusia and an absolute must on any Spanish itinerary. Truly it beats to the sound of flamenco guitar and you can catch the strains of it in bars and alleys all over the city. However it's also the monuments that tourists flock here to see. Among the most famous includ the Alcazar, a beautiful blend of Moorish and Christian themes and the largest cathedral in the world. It was built between 1401 and 1507 on the site of Moorish Seville's main mosque. The gardens are also noteable and you could easily spend the better part of a day here. Seville is also known for its festivals including the Semana Santa leading up to Easter. Bullfighting is also renowned and the season runs from April to about October.

Seville is the capital of Andalusia and its largest city. It is also the center of Flamenco and Corrida. Seville’s architecture has Roman, Arab, Jewish and Christian origins. The historical city can be considered as a large museum with a number of sites that cannot be missed.
The gothic Cathedral of Seville has the elements from the mosque. Two-thirds of its Bell Tower Giralda is a former Almohad Minaret.
The Alcazar has been developed from the Moorish Palace and now has some elements of the Renaissance style.
Beautiful Plaza de España built in the beginning of the 20th century is huge and has a half circle shape. The buildings are constructed around the edge of the Plaza and are linked by beautiful bridges. There is a large fountain in the center of the Plaza. By the walls of the Plaza there are many tiled alcoves, each representing a different province of Spain.