Last week we did a blog on the best things to do in Seville in Spring, and as we were writing it we noticed how many top class parks are in the city. Consequently, this week we are following it up with the top ten parks in Seville to visit during your family holiday. Whether […]
Santa Cruz is a fascinating place. The old Jewish quarter of Seville is overflowing with history and legends, and is as alive today as it’s ever been. Santa Cruz is the labyrinth of houses and plazas bordered by the Real Alcazar, the Jardines de Murillo, Calle Mateos Gago, and Calle Santa Maria. The area gets […]
Seville is a well connected city. By train or bus you can get to more or less anywhere else in Spain or Portugal with but a few connections. There are reliable companies running services nationwide: Renfe for train, and Alsa for bus. It’s not all sunshine and roses though, buses can be cramped and slow and the […]
Seville is a picturesque city blessed with incalculable orange trees and beautiful buildings. If you come to this sun-drenched city, you are naturally going to want to witness this beauty in all its grandeur. Like all great artwork, to truly appreciate the beauty of Seville it will not be enough to merely see it up […]
Andalucía and equestrian are inextricably linked. Horses have been used in all aspects of life here for centuries. In fact, the region loves them so much that it even has its own breed! Horses are native to the Iberian peninsula, with cave paintings depicting horses as far back as 30,000 BC, but it wasn’t until […]
Among picturesque neighborhoods, busy food markets, delicious tapas and majestic monuments, Seville is a city that has it all! Scroll down to discover the top 10 things to see and do in the city.
Seville might well be the capital and the heart of Andalusia, full of wonders and ‘’hidden gems’’ that are just waiting to be discovered, yet it’s hardly the only city in the region that is worth a visit. Below you will find 7 day trip ideas that will make traveling to Seville sound even more […]
It can be argued that one of the pivotal and relatively not-so-recent points in Spanish history is the art of Flamenco. When we say Flamenco, we are talking about the song, the dance, and the guitar. The origins of Flamenco are a subject of much debate as the history has only been documented for the […]
Ever wondered what local food you should be eating while touring through the south of Spain? Here you have 16 of the very best dishes you need to try before checking these cities off your list. Andalusian gastronomy, which has been deeply influenced by the Arabic Cuisine, bases its dishes on raw ingredients of the […]
Private Guided Visit of the Alhambra
by Claire T.
Exclusive Tapas and Flamenco Night
by David
