The capital of Andalusia is the Spanish city of Seville. The city is located in the south of Spain and is divided by the river into two sides - right and left. Seville is one of the four Spanish cities in terms of the number of preserved historical monuments.
What to see and visit in Seville?
1. Bullfighting. A visit to a bullfight is a real family holiday. A ticket costs between 15 and 250 euros. For 15 euros on the sunny side, for 250 in the shade. The distance to the arena where the performance takes place is several meters. Meat from the bulls killed in the bullfight can be enjoyed in the restaurant near the arena.
2. Seville is the world's religious city. There are specialized bars in the city, where there is no food, but only alcoholic drinks - tequila, genie, cocktails. People come here to chat and listen to live music.
3. The Cathedral is located in the old part of Seville. Built in the fifteenth century in the Gothic style. The third largest cathedral in Spain. The building has five naves. The tomb of the famous navigator Christopher Columbus is located in one of the halls of the temple.
4. The Alcazar Palace was built in the fourteenth century. The palace is the main attraction of Seville. Located near the Cathedral. Walking around the premises of the palace, you feel yourself in another century, as they have rich decoration, and you want to return to this fairy tale more than once. The Alcazar Palace is the current temporary residence of the Spanish kings. The vegetation in the gardens of the palace is neatly trimmed and strikes with a variety - from flowers to exotic trees. There are many fountains, in the coolness of which you can take a breath before viewing other palace premises.
5. Park ensemble Plaza of Spain. The square was made in the style of the Renaissance Renaissance. In the center of the square is a large fountain, which is surrounded by buildings whose alcoves tell about the Spanish provinces. The square is crossed by a canal, with four different bridges. On the square you can buy souvenirs and listen to street musicians. You can get to Plaza de España by an old carriage with a capacity of up to six people.
6. Theater in honor of the famous Spanish writer Lope de Vega, rebuilt in the style of the new baroque. In the early eighties, the theater became operational. Today there are super shows of flamenco dance, theatrical performances, music concerts. Spanish Seville is a city of palaces and parks, museums and churches, and of course, modern shops.
