Written by mediterranean_girl on July 27, 2009
- The fantastic thing about Spain (especially in Andalusia) is the tapas - tasty, ready-to-eat, two-bite portions of delicious food served at bars up and down the country. We’d been told that Seville is the capital...
Written by LenR on January 17, 2009
- During your Seville visit, you will find that travelling from your hotel to the numerous activities and attractions in the city will be fairly easy. Seville's city layout is quite easy to understand. The...
Written by LenR on January 17, 2009
- Seville can really boast about its wide variety of parks, both private and public. The city has some of the most beautiful city parks in Europe, including the Park of Maria Luisa, as well as...
Written by LenR on January 17, 2009
- In the 16th century, a former branch of the Guadalquivir River was dried, and on its grounds the tree-lined Alameda Promenade was built. This vast open space near the center of Seville, is surrounded by...
Written by LenR on January 17, 2009
- La Macarena is a popular neighborhood of Seville. The neighborhood is best known as being home to the Virgen de la Macarena whose wooden statue dates from the 16th century and can be found in...
Written by LenR on January 17, 2009
- One of the great sightseeing highlights in Seville is the lovely cathedral (see my Seville Sightseeing journal) but there are many other churches and religious buildings just crying out for a piece of your time....
Written by LenR on January 4, 2009
- The cathedral and the Alcazar are clearly Seville’s most spectacular buildings but the city is graced with many other notable architectural masterpieces. Some are old, some are distinctive and all are worth a short piece...
Written by LenR on January 4, 2009
- For something completely different, I strongly recommend an exploration of this lovely neighbourhood. This was originally Seville’s old Jewish Quarter and was much favoured by the city’s nobles in the 17th century. Even today some...
Written by LenR on December 15, 2008
- In Spain, eating tapas is like coffee and croissant in Paris - it's a key part of life and integral to local culture, both gastronomically and socially. To go on a 'tapas crawl' - is...
Written by jaebirdypie on July 14, 2003
- This, my fellow travelers, is an attempt to pass along some very useful tips which can't be found in any travel book. Enjoy, take heed, and be wise!
Do NOT say or expect to see...
Seville
Tourism and Travel Guide