All About seville
Much of Seville's interesting history can be seen first hand at one of the many buildings and other sites still standing in the city. Alternatively there is an abundance of museums and art galleries where one can gain insight into the past and present culture that makes up Seville.
Below we have included a bit more information on some of the finer details worth knowing. Learn about the different neighbourhoods or districts that make up the city or read up on the fascinating facts that everyone should know.
More than 100 operas are set in Seville, by composers such as Mozart, Rossini, Verdi, Beethoven and Bizet. With its beautiful houses and squares, romantic balconies and impressive monuments like… More →
Together these three buildings form a remarkable monumental complex in the heart of Seville. The cathedral and the Alcázar - dating from the Reconquest of 1248 to the 16th century and imbued with… More →
Seville City offers a variety of different language schools, catering for all levels from beginners to advanced. There are a number of larger chains of schools which you will see across Spain such… More →
The first is Semana Santa (Easter Week) which is truly spectacular with extraordinary processions of masked penitents and carnival-style floats. People travel from across the country and around… More →
Tourist Offices in Seville City are Sevilla Centro, Triana, Seville Airport, and Santa Justa Station.
We bring you ten interesting titbits about the Andalucian capital, whether you´re visiting Seville for the first time, you´re already a seasoned expert, or you live here. Find out more about film… More →
If you are considering visiting Seville you may find our maps a useful tool, we provide three maps, one of the region of Andalucia with Seville highlighted. The second handcrafted map gives the… More →
From Seville airport, you can head straight up into the Sierra de Aracena, a beautiful and little-known part of Andalucia. Visit a British-influenced mining town where football and golf were first… More →
The largest conference centre (or congress hall) in Andalucia is located between Seville's city centre and the airport. It features an auditorium that seats over 1.000 people, and it also has… More →
Seville City - Guest Photo Blog by Michael Barbatulus. I've been already been to Spain many times and visited different places. I love travelling and taking photos, exploring paths in old towns,… More →
Spring Photo Blog by Sophie Carefull. This collection of images represents my first photographic impressions of Seville, the capital city of Andalucia, taken on a recent visit.
Seville has very distinct areas, or barrios, from the historic Barrio Santa Cruz, to bohemian Alameda, and down-to-earth Triana. This is our guide to the main areas which you will want to visit in… More →
Seville is unsurprisingly the most touristy destination in Andalucia. The signs are obvious: the shops are open at convenient times; the waiters approach agreeable,… More →
The most popular way to get to Seville is by Plane, High Speed AVE Train, Car Hire in Seville, Malaga or Madrid and coach service from Madrid or Malaga.
