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Spain has become recognized internationally for Bullfighting, a controversial tradition still practiced throughout Spain, including Seville. Completed in 1881, Seville´s bullring is one of the largest in Spain.
The Metropol Parasol is wooden building located at the Plaza de la Encarnacion. It was finished in April, 2011. The local people call it Las Setas (the mushrooms) for its unusual design. It was build on old Roman ruins.
Symbolic of the rich, diverse and incredibly influential Mediterranean history, the remarkable buildings and gardens of the Real Alcázar here in Seville are among those few in Europe you definitely don´t want to miss!. The Real Alcázar has been described as an embodiment of Humanity as a whole, down to its sheer overwhelming atmosphere and beautiful palace gardens. It is also one of the oldest European Royal Palaces still in use today.
Isla Magica means The Magic Island.
So as a name says itself! You can spend a magic time in there!
There is something for everyone. It doesn´t matter if you are big or small we are sure that you will find the things that you will really enjoy!
Founded in the 206 BC by General Publius Cornelius Scipio as a place of settlement for soldiers wounded in the battle of Illipa, ITALICA is located just a few miles north of Seville, in the village of Santiponce.
You can find the largest and one of the most important Roman ruins in Spain. Come to Seville.
Is one of the most fascinating and important modern art galleries in Andalucía.
On display are a variety of unusual, unique and impressive pieces of modern art; ranging from optical illusions to obscure paintings and ideas, hands-on interaction to artistic challenges with perspective, and lots and lots of colour. The exhibition itself is positioned inside the very impressive and culturally-rich old Monasterio de la Cartuja.
It’s one of the most visited places in Sevilla!
You shouldn´t miss it when visiting the city!
The Plaza de España was constructed in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929. Its creator was Aníbal González. He mixed a style inspired by the Renaissance with typical elements from the city:
The museum was established by Royal Decree in 1835 simply to display examples of fine art from around Spain. The building can be found in the Plaza del Museo and is a gem in Andalusian architectural history; owing its beautiful transformation to the great architect and sculptor Fray Alonso de Monroy.
Flamenco is a style of music and dance which is considered part of the Spanish culture, although it is actually native from only one region: Andalusia. Flamenco, also known as cante jondo (Andalusian gypsy singing) represents the purest Andaluscian expression of folklore.
The Group Feetup Hostels Youth Hostels has been created by backpackers for backpackers, travelers and visitors, providing safe houses, quiet, clean, fun and above all cheap
