Famous throughout the world as a centre of art and culture, Seville is probably best known for fine food and as the birthplace of Flamenco music. With weeklong festivals and some of the most exhilarating nightlife in Spain, Seville is the place to party. It’s not just the nightlife that’s hot. This city has always offered a welcoming home to artists, writers and composers, a trend which continues today giving Seville a bohemian feel which is loved by visitors.

Attractions

• The Parque de Maria Luisa Park is huge and one of the most beautiful in Europe and a living expression of Seville’s Moorish and Christian past
• The Alcázar of Seville is a royal palace in Seville, originally a Moorish fort. It is definitely one of the most impressive monuments of Seville
• Cartuja´93 is one of the most important technological and scientific parks of south Europe
• Seville’s immense Cathedral, officially the biggest in the world, is awe-inspiring in its scale and sheer majesty
• Tomb of Christopher Columbus - The final resting place of the great navigator, or maybe his brother, just inside the Cathedral door in Seville’s massive cathedral
• Seville's medieval Jewish quarter Juderia is today a tangle of quaint, winding streets and lovely squares with flowers and orange trees
• Isla Magica is a fun amusement park that offers over 40 different rides from crazy roller coasters to bumper cars, comedy theatres, shows with water, lasers, fire and music, and many more
• A Bullfight, or corrida de toros, is something enjoyed or loathed by visitors and Spaniards alike