SEVILLE, Spain: The heart of Andalusia and Spanish culture
Posted by: kirsty_wilson in Europe, tags: Cathedrals, Culture, Palaces, Spain, UNESCOWhere is Seville?
Seville is the capital of Andalusia and is the stereotypical Spain with flamencos, bullfights, Moorish palaces and gorgeous hilltop villages. Other than Seville, the two other principal centres include Granada and Cordoba.
Seville is a great city with its colour and is as alive at night as it is during the day (but what Spanish city isn’t?). There are plenty of beds in hostels and hotels to base yourself to see the sights. Seville contains three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Alcázar palace complex, the Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies. It is also the only river port in Spain and lies in the fertile valley of the Guadalquivir River.
Other not to miss attractions include the Plaza de Espana and the nearby parks offer a romantic setting for an evening stroll. Behind the Cathedral is the picturesque old Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz.
Frommer’s Seville Day By Day
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One great reason to visit this travel destination is to experience the stereotypical Spain!
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