Have you ever heard of Seville's Holy Week and its magnificent processions? It is held between Palm Sunday and Resurrection Sunday to commemorate the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Christ.Every year, this city prepares to live one of the most intense and important...
If you are not afraid of heights, do not suffer from vertigo and you are fit, we suggest you visit the rooftop of the Cathedral of Seville. We have discussed this in our Seville Guide. It's about walking over its rooftop, touring its passages and enjoying the...
My favourite place in SeviIIe is the Giralda, the beII tower of the Cathedral of Santa Maria in the center of the city of SeviIIe. The GiraIda was the former minaret of the mosque where the CathedraI was founded in 1403. It is in a almohade styIe and is Iocated on the...
In Spain, gastronomy is a pleasure. It is known for its wines, its ham, its olive oil, its tapas, its pintxos and its Mediterranean diet. It offers a variety of dishes and flavours that change depending on the region. Hence, continue reading if you want to learn about...
Day 1 Our first day in Seville starts in the Plaza de España, designed by the Seville architect Aníbal González as an emblematic space of the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. Located in the María Luisa Park, it is the most famous park in the city. Then we make a...
Did you know that Seville is the city that has the most orange trees in the world? If you go to Seville in spring, you can enjoy the aroma of the thousands of orange blossoms that are all over the city. This is because Seville is the city that has the most orange...
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