Seville

💡 About Seville

Seville, the sun-baked capital of Andalusia in southern Spain, is the beating heart of flamenco, bullfighting and Spanish romance — a city of orange-scented courtyards, Moorish palaces and passionate festivals held under a fierce blue sky.

Once the gateway to the riches of the New World, Seville boasts the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, containing the tomb of Christopher Columbus, and the exquisite Real Alcázar palace, a masterpiece of Moorish and Christian architecture still used by the Spanish royal family.

Seville comes alive during Semana Santa and the exuberant Feria de Abril, when the city dresses in flamenco costume and dances until dawn. Its tangle of medieval lanes, tiled plazas and tapas bars make it one of the most enchanting cities in Europe.

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