If you come to Seville with children or as a family, you will love the following plans. They are ideal for both adults and children. Stroll through the Mª Luisa park and discover its corners and roundabouts. Inside the park, there are many fun options such as renting a boat in the wonderful Plaza de

Seville is famous for its iconic landmarks like the Giralda, the Alcázar, and the Torre del Oro by the Guadalquivir River. And it’s no wonder—they’re incredible symbols of the city. But Seville has so much more to offer beyond these big names. Let’s take a look at some lesser-known spots that are sure to leave a lasting

Flamenco shows are a picturesque art form, where phenomenal dancers in brightly colored gowns dance at the rhythm of complex, melancholic guitar music. Seville and tablaos or traditional flamenco settings are one and the same; the city’s folklore revolves around flamenco, and it's everywhere. And while all tablaos have their charm, the best of the best are

Sevilla is home to Spain’s most vibrant traditions: Flamenco, Semana Santa, Feria de abril, Bullfighting and of course, Tapas. The city thrives with a dynamic food scene that dates back centuries. Food is simple but flavorful, and the passion of dedicated cooks spice up every dish. Enjoyed with a cold beer or a glass of fantastic wine,