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| Seville Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Sevillian Balcony - Barrio Santa Cruz Sevillian Balcony - Barrio Santa Cruz Adil Ibrahim Amin - adil_amin90@hotmail.com Before you set out on your trip to Seville, here are a few fast facts about the city and some of Seville's top activities and attractions. Seville is the southernmost of the three biggest Andalusian cities. It is the fourth-largest city in Spain. "Seville" is the English spelling for "Sevilla." Seville represents all that is Andalucian: Flamenco, the horses, toros, gypsies, matadors, etc. Flamenco is an artform that combines song, dance, guitar and percussion. The city also hosts the largest Flamenco Festival in the world. Seville has a wide variety of Flamenco clubs and bars, but a few of the most popular Seville Flamenco clubs include: El Tamboril, Casa Anselma, and Los Gallos. Check out the nightlife section for more. Seville is home to one of Spain's most prestigious and well-recognized bullfighting rings -- the Maestranza. Bullfighting season runs from Easter until Late October. Holy Week (or Easter Week) in Seville lasts from Palm Sunday to Good Friday. During this time parades and festivals fill the air and wine and tapas can be found everywhere. Once a port, this is now one of the most important cultural centers of Spain. Seville is home to numerous fine arts, popular arts, contemporary art, and archaeological museums. Seville was home to a school of painting, during the 17th century, including world-famous artists such as Seville natives Bartolome Murillo and Diego Velasquez, and Francisco Pacheo. The Cathedral of Seville is the third largest cathedral in the world and the largest in Spain. It is considered a world wonder. Seville is connected to Madrid by an excellent high-speed train link (AVE, www.raileurope.com) as well as by its own airport (Seville Airport, www.seville-airport.com) and a good road system. The AVE operates on the Madrid-Cordoba-Seville route and takes passengers to/from Madrid and Seville in 2.5 hours. Here's a bonus: if your train is more than 5 minutes late you're entitled to a full refund. The Madrid-Cordoba trip takes 1 hour and 45 minutes. The 1992 World Expo has left the city with a good infrastructure while preserving the beautiful buildings and streets and quiet alleys of the old town. Seville was the choice of the first royal wedding of the current generation of Spanish royal family. Seville is 58 miles from Huelva; 75 miles from Ronda; 77 miles from Cadiz; 96 miles from Cordoba; 160 miles from Granada; 336 miles from Madrid, and roughly 635 miles from Barcelona. Seville has a population of around 710,000 inhabitants. The metropolitan area is home to 1,594,081 making Seville the third-largest metropolitan area in Spain. Top Ten Things to Do in Seville Santa Cruz Neighborhood – A former Jewish Ghetto, Santa Cruz is considered one of Seville’s most fascinating attractions. The area features many courtyards, gateways and winding alleys and points of interest such as the mansions in the Calle Lope de Rueda, the Iglesia de Santa Maria la Blanca which features Murillo’s Last Supper, and Hospital de los Venerables. The Cathedral of Seville - The Cathedral of Seville (Catedral de Sevilla) is the third largest cathedral in the world and the largest in Spain. Built from 1402-1506, Cathedral of Seville is considered a world wonder. Avenida de la Constitution, 41001 Sevilla, Spain, Ph: +34 95 421 4971. Maria Luisa Park – This half-mile park is the largest in Seville and it’s filled with palms, orange trees, elms, and Mediterranean pines, as well as ponds, pavilions, and flowerbeds. Major points of interest include: a mansion at the end of the park, the Guatemalan building off Paseo de la Palmera, and museums containing archaeological collections. Avenida de las Delicias Seville. Maestranza - Seville is home to one of Spain's most prestigious and well-recognized bullfighting rings -- the Maestranza. Bullfighting season runs from Easter until Late October. During off-season, visitors can still take a tour of the ring. Paseo de Christobal Colon 12, +34 95 4224 577. Alcazar – The Alcazar offers some of the best surviving examples of Mudejar architecture. Plaza del Truinfo, Ph: +34 95 450 2323. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m., Sunday 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Torre del Oro - This 13th century “tower of gold” overlooks the Guadalquivir River. It was part of the Moorish city fortification and today it is home to a maritime museum. The museum features drawings and engravings about life in Seville. Paseo de Cristobal Colon, Seville, Ph: +34 95 4222 419. Museo de Bellas Artes (Museum of Fine Arts) - The original fine arts museum was founded in 1908 and it was open to the public by 1914. The museum’s past exhibitions include: Gutierrez Solana, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: 45 Years of Art and Feminism, Nicolas Martinez Ortiz, Poussin and Nature, and From the Veduti to the Early Avant-Garde: Master Works from the Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, to name a few. The Museum of Fine Arts is open from Tuesday-Sunday from 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., closed Mondays. Museo Plaza, 2, Ph: +34 94 4396 060, www.museobilbao.com. University of Seville – Not only is a visit to University of Seville one of the top things to do in Seville; it is also one of the top free things to do in Seville! The University, founded in 1551, is located in the downtown area and the Guadalquivir River and Maria Luisa Park border it. This is one of Spain’s top institutions of higher learning and one of the main attractions here the building -- a completely remodeled historic Tobacco Factory. Don’t be surprised if you stumble across a few moats and a watchtower here! Real Fabrica de Tabacos, Seville, Ph: +34 95 4551 000, www.us.es. City Hall – City Hall (Ayuntamiento) is located in the heart of the commercial center and it is an excellent example of Diego de Riano’s work. This original Diego de Riano is free to explore, but visitors can also take advantage of a guided tour – also free. Plaza Nueva, Ph: +34 95 4590 101, www.sevilla.org. Museum of Archaeology – The Museum of Archaeology (Museo Arqueologico Provincial) features everything from gold (21 pieces from the Tartesic culture from the 5th century B.C.) and jewelry dating back to the 6th and 7th centuries, as well as artifacts from Greek, Roman, Iberian, and medieval times. Visitors to the Museum of Archaeology will also find mosaics and other artwork such as marble sculptures. Plaza de America, Seville, Ph: +34 95 4786 474. ----------------- Sevilla Official Tour Guides - Discover the best of Sevilla with a licensed tour guide, bike tours, cooking lessons, wine tastings, sightseeing by horse carriages, ranch tours, flamenco nights,...etc for groups and individuals. _________Sights Edit This photo During your Seville trip, monuments and museums should always be a part of your programme. Strolling around the town, with its narrow streets and squares, its gorgeous gardens, and just taking part in the hustle and bustle will also very much be a part of the pleasure you take out of your Seville vacation. The historical centre of political, religious and economic power has traditionally been concentrated in a very reduced area through the passing of centuries and civilizations. This makes visiting the must-sees particularly easy. Head for the Cathedral and you will find yourself at the centre of this area. The huge Alcazar and its marvellous gardens was started by the Arabs and much transformed after the Reconquest by the Christian kings. A few steps away, the Cathedral which was built on the site of the former main mosque still retains its impressive minaret, the Giralda, today used as a bell tower, and its Moorish ablution court, the Patio de los Naranjos. On the other side of the Plaza del Triunfo, the Archives of the Indies still house today the complete collection of all documents relative to the discovery and conquest of the New World. A few hundred metres away by the riverside, the Torre del Oro (Golden Tower), nearby there is also a (less known) Torre del Plata (Silver Tower), is another witness of Arab Sevilla, while nearby the Hospital de la Caridad (Charity Hospital), which is still an old gentlemen's home, has a splendid patio and a church with a magnificent collection of pictures by Valdes Leal and Murillo. Do not leave this part of town without a visit to the famous Plaza de Toros, the bullring, certainly one of the most beautiful in Spain. Contributors June 01, 2008 change by mcburton Display all or display just: Architecture Bullring Cathedral & Churches Hotspots Landmarks Museums Palaces Parks, Gardens and Zoos Public Buildings Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Sight] Giralda Edit This Former minaret of the old Moorish mosque that became the tower of the cathedral and dominates Sevilla. Nearly a hundred metres high and great views from the top. type: Parks, Gardens and Zoos World66 rating: [rate it] address: Part of the Cathedral, Avenida de la Constitucion Archivo General de Indias Edit This This magnificent building holds all documentation of the early explorers' travels to the New World, and is open for the public. Among their most valued possessions are original maps made by the explorers in the 15th and 16th century. type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] address: Avda.Constitución, tel: +34 (954) 225 158 Reales Alcazares Edit This Arabian style palace built and rebuilt over several centuries. Fine collection of Moorish objects. type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] address: Agua, nearby Jardines de los Reales Alcazeres open: Tue-Sat 10.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun 10.30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mon closed. Archeological Museum Edit This The Museum of Archaeology (Museo Arqueologico Provincial) features everything from gold (21 pieces from the Tartesic culture from the 5th century B.C.) and jewelry dating back to the 6th and 7th centuries, as well as artifacts from Greek, Roman, Iberian, and medieval times. Visitors to the Museum of Archaeology will also find mosaics and other artwork such as marble sculptures. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 4786 474 address: Plaza de America open: from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Closed Mondays and holidays. Hospital de los Venerables Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: Pz.Venerables, 8 tel: +34 (954) 562696 Cathedral Edit This The third-largest cathedral in the world with its famous Giralda tower. Justin : The Giralda was built as a minaret, around the same time as the Koutoubia in Marrakesh and the Tour Hassan in Rabat (both in Morocco). All three are really great towers, but the Giralda is the only one you can climb. You are not allowed in the other two. type: Cathedral & Churches World66 rating: [rate it] address: Avenida de la Constitucion open: Mon-Fri 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sun 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Plaza de España Edit This Plaza in the Mara Luis Park designed by Seville's modernist style architect, Hannibal Gonzalez. type: Architecture World66 rating: [rate it] address: Mara Luisa Park Museum of Fine Arts Edit This Entrance is free for EU citizens so take your passport as proof. The building is an old convent and quite pretty. However, if you like art, I think you will be very disappointed. Apart from the fact that the paintings are nothing special, 99.9% of them are pictures of Christ and related themes. If you don't like religious artworks, you will be bored as hell. Takes about and hour to view everything. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 (954) 221829 address: Pz.del Museo, 9 open: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., closed Mondays and holidays. Casa Pilatos Edit This Palace, originally owwned by the Marquis of Tarifa, with impressive mosaics and frescoes. type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Aquilas open: Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Antigua Estación de Córdoba Edit This This former train-station is a master piece of Sevillian archtecture. type: Architecture World66 rating: [rate it] address: Frederico Rubio 11 Puente de Triana Edit This The Bridge of Triana built by the French architects Steinacher and Bernadet. type: Architecture World66 rating: [rate it] address: River Guadalvir, nearby Torro del Oro Museum of Carriages Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/ Cazalla de la Sierra tel: +34 (954) 884 Palacio de la Audiencia Real Edit This type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] address: Plaza de San Francisco San Jose Edit This type: Cathedral & Churches World66 rating: [rate it] address: Velazquez Tetuan 11 open: Daily 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Iglesia de Santa Cruz Edit This type: Cathedral & Churches World66 rating: [rate it] address: Federico Ribio plaza City Hall (Ayuntamiento) Edit This City Hall (Ayuntamiento) is located in the heart of the commercial center and it is an excellent example of Diego de Riano’s work. This original Diego de Riano is free to explore, but visitors can also take advantage of a guided tour – also free. type: Public Buildings World66 rating: [rate it] address: Plaza Nueva email: http://www.sevilla.org tel: +34 95 4590 101 Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza Edit This Sevilla’s bullring nearby the Guadalquivir river. type: Bullring World66 rating: [rate it] address: Adriono & Paseo de Cristobal Colon Giralda Cathedral Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 (954) 214971 address: c/Catedral open: Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sundays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Museum of Sacred Art Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/Iglesia Colegial tel: +34 (954) 810444 Museums of Roman Art Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/Jorge Bonsor tel: +34 (954) 140811 Provincial Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/Parroquia Santa María tel: +34 (954) 830430 Costumes Museum Edit This Tel=+34 (954) 232576 type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/Pabellón Mudéjar, Museum of Navigation Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/Torre del Oro, tel: +34 (954) 222419 Museum of Bullfighting Edit This Interesting museum if you are into bullfighting. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 (954) 224577 address: Ps.Cristóbal Colón, 12 open: 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Closed Sundays and holidays. Contemporary Art Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 (954) 125 830 address: Santo Tomás, 5. open: Tuesday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Mondays closed. Palacio Arzobispal Edit This The baroque Archipiscopal Palais. type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] address: Argota de Molina & Placentines Cruzcampo brewery Edit This photo Oldest Spanish brewery since 1903. There is no museum, but in the morning at weekdays between 10:00 and 13:00 you can visit the Cruzcampo-shop Heineken took over Cruzcampo in 2000. That year the brewery produced 1.045.300.000 litres of fine beer. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] openingHours: Weekdays 10:00-13:00 url: www.cruzcampo.es address: Avenida de Andalucía University of Seville Edit This Not only is a visit to University of Seville one of the top things to do in Seville; it is also one of the top free things to do in Seville! The University, founded in 1551, is located in the downtown area and the Guadalquivir River and Maria Luisa Park border it. This is one of Spain’s top institutions of higher learning and one of the main attractions here the building -- a completely remodeled historic Tobacco Factory. Don’t be surprised if you stumble across a few moats and a watchtower here! type: Landmarks World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 4551 000 url: www.us.es address: Real Fabrica de Tabacos, Seville Museo de Bellas Artes (Museum of Fine Arts) Edit This The original fine arts museum was founded in 1908 and it was open to the public by 1914. The museum’s past exhibitions include: Gutierrez Solana, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: 45 Years of Art and Feminism, Nicolas Martinez Ortiz, Poussin and Nature, and From the Veduti to the Early Avant-Garde: Master Works from the Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, to name a few. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 94 4396 060 openingHours: Tuesday-Sunday from 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., closed Mondays url: www.museobilbao.com address: Museo Plaza, 2 Torre del Oro Edit This This 13th century “tower of gold” overlooks the Guadalquivir River. It was part of the Moorish city fortification and today it is home to a maritime museum. The museum features drawings and engravings about life in Seville. type: Landmarks World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 4222 419 address: Paseo de Cristobal Colon Seville show numbers 1-20 21-30 ________Getting Around Edit This During your Sevilla vacation, you will find that traveling from your Sevilla hotel to the numerous activities and attractions Sevilla has to offer will be quite easy. Sevilla's city map is very easy to understand. The town centre lies within the boundaries of the old Arab walls on the east bank of the Guadalquivir river. These walls, which are visible in parts are symbolised by a circular Avenue, la Ronda, within which it is highly unpractical to drive a car. On the other hand, as streets are mostly still as narrow as in the Middle Ages, few buses can drive through. So we suggest you do as the locals do: walk, enjoy the hustle and bustle, and when you feel tired just hail one of the many cheap taxis. Even the sights and Sevilla activities outside the historical centre, Maria Luisa Park to the south and the Triana quarter across the river, are within walking distance, so the often crowded public transport will be of little use. If you drive, park outside the historical centre where there is usually no parking fee, but make sure to respect a strict rule: do not leave anything in the car, even in the trunk! Contributors June 01, 2008 change by mcburton [Add Local transport mode] Private Car Service in Seville Edit This During your stay in Seville, why not have a private English-speaking chauffeur at your disposal to take you around the city? You can be picked up and dropped off from your Seville hotel, the airport, or a location specified within city limits. You can customize your own chauffeur driven tour for a day. Tailor make an extended tour to have a private driver take you from town to town or around the Seville area (eg. Jerez de la Fronterra, Cordoba, Cadiz, etc..). This is a perfect choice for those seeking a stress free vacation while discovering the area. Choose from a wide more.. World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 986 22 13 99 url: www.euroadventures.net address: Seville email: tours@euroadventures.net _______Getting There Edit This Sevilla Vacation by Air - Sevilla Airport is connected to the main European capitals and lies 12 km from the city. Airport buses have few departures. If your intention is to drive around Andalucia, you will find that Malaga (210 km away) is connected to more European cities and often has cheaper flights than Sevilla. www.sevilla-airport.com Sevilla Trip by Rail - A high-speed train (AVE), presently the only high-speed train in Spain and a legacy from Expo 92, offers a splendid service between Sevilla and Madrid in 2.30 hours. There is a departure every hour from the Santa Justa station. It is prudent to book in advance and fare is expensive but well worth the price (www.raileurope.com). On the contrary, rail connections between Sevilla and other cities, in and outside Andalucia, are usually very slow. Excellent information in English can be found at www.renfe.com. Sevilla by Bus - On all routes, within Andalucia and to most cities in Spain, bus services are usually very efficient and reliable. There are two bus stations in Sevilla, El Prado and Plaza de Armas. __________Day Trips Edit This Spending several days exploring the city's surrounding areas during your Seville vacation offers everything from wilderness parks and ancient ruins to underground lakes and old mining towns. Continue reading through the listings to learn about some of Seville's most popular day trips. Contributors June 01, 2008 new by mcburton [Add Day Trip] Donana National Park Edit This Located only 62 miles southwest of Seville is Donana National Park -- an 188,000-acre wilderness area and wetlands. The park can be found in Andalusia on the right bank of the Guadalquivir River at its estuary on the Atlantic Ocean. You will come across lagoons, marshlands, biotopes, maquis, scrub woodland, and mobile and fixed dunes during your hike. There are more than 100 species of rare birds at Donana National Park. Because Donana National Park is a protected park, many areas are off-limits. Daily tours are offered via four-wheel-drive buses. These more.. World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 9442 340 address: Donana Visitor Center, La Roca Santa Maria de La Rabida Edit This Located 19 miles northwest of Donana National Park is Santa Maria de La Rabida "the Birthplace of America." Christopher Columbus stayed here in 1485, and the church houses the 14th century statue of the Virgin of Miracles. Other points of interest include: beautiful botanical gardens, murals depicting Christopher Columbus's life, Monument Plus Ultra commemorating the first transatlantic flight between Spain and America, Monumento a los Descubridores to commemorate the fourth centenary of the discovery of America, and Caravels Wharf where visitors can explore replicas of more.. World66 rating: [rate it] tel: Santa Maria de La Rabida; +34 95 9350 411 Riotinto Mining Area Edit This A visit to this mining town, located around 46 miles northeast of Huelva, offers an opportunity to tour one of the largest open-pit mines on the planet. Corta Atalaya is around 1,100 feet deep and 4,000 feet across. Other highlights include the Mining and Railway Museum and a ride on a 19th century Miner's Train. Also on the tour menu is a stop at Bellavista. This is the English quarter where the British mine managers lived. World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 9590 025 url: www.parquemineroderiotinto.com address: Parque Minero de Riotinto email: info@parquemineroderiotinto.com _________Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Some people say that Sevilla is the number one nightlife city of Spain and that you'll find a bar on every street corner. Well, during your Seville vacation, you can decide for yourself. And when the music in the discos gets too loud, you can always watch (or even participate in) a traditional flamenco performance. Contributors June 01, 2008 change by mcburton Display all or display just: Bars & Cafes Dancing Flamenco general Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Entertainment place] Los Gallos Edit This type: Flamenco World66 rating: [rate it] address: Plaza de Santa Cruz, 11 tel: +34 (954) 216 981 Bulebar Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Alameda de Hércules 83 tel: +34 (954) 490 195 Casa Carmelo - Tapas & Sevillian Gastronomy Edit This Casa Carmelo reunites in Seville all the enchantments of the District of Santa Cruz Installed in a typical Sevillian House of the Gloria Street, between Doña Elvira Square and Plaza of the Venerables, Casa Carmelo offers you, indoor or outdoor tables , the opportunity to enjoy our singular Tapas and the best of the Sevillian Gastronomy The spell of the narrows streets in District of Santa Cruz and the sevillian attractiveness practice of the Tapas meet in lively and more.. World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 954225332 address: Gloria 6 - Seville Flaherty: Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: c/ Alemanes 7 tel: +34 (954) 210 451 Café Central Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Alameda de Hércules tel: +34 (954) 438 732 El Patio Sevillano Edit This type: Flamenco World66 rating: [rate it] address: Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, 11 A tel: +34 (954) 214 120 El Arenal Edit This type: Flamenco World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Rodo, 7. tel: +34 (954) 216 492 Abades Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Abades 13 tel: +34 (954) 225 622 Emperador Trajano Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Trajano 10 tel: +34 (954) 905 111 Isbiliyy Edit This Popular Gay bar. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Paseo de Colón, 2 tel: +34 (954) 210 460 Naima Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Conde de Barajas, 2 tel: +34 (954) 382 485 Rayuela Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Miguel de Mañara 9 tel: +34 (954) 422 576 Simpecao Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Castilla 82 Cacique Bar Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Avda. Andalucia, s/n tel: +34 (954) 727 300 Pub Torre del Molino Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Urb. Torre del Molino, 7 tel: +34 (954) 113 749 El Quejío Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Huelva tel: +34 (954) 562 491 Sevilla Rock Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Alfonso Xii, 1 tel: +34 (954) 229 738 Records Sevilla Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Amor de Dios, 27 tel: +34 (954) 387 702 Sonanta Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Pasaje de los Azahares Tiendas El Corte Inglés. C. C. San Juan Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Camino de las Erillas, S/N tel: +34 (954) 170 400 __________Antique Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rey Pastor y Castro tel: +34 (954) 607 527 El Coto Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Luis Montoro 118 tel: +34 (954) 567 203 La Jaima Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: La Mina 3 tel: +34 (954) 665 424 Allegro Música Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Dos de Mayo Nº: 38 tel: +34 (954) 216 193 Casa Tejera Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Feria Nº: 75 tel: +34 (954) 384 156 Más Percussión Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Antonia Díaz ,6 -B tel: +34 (954) 502 063 La Pera Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Dr Letamendi tel: +34 (954) 370 487 ____________Festivals Edit This Th e Sevillians are great actors and put on an extraordinary performance at their annual Fería de Abril, a week-long party of drink, food and dance which takes place day and night in more than a thousand especially mounted tents. But above all it allows the men to parade on their fine horses and the women to dance in brilliantly coloured gypsy dresses. Immediately before that is Holy Week, Semana Santa, a religious festival where hooded penitents march In long processions followed by huge baroque floats on which sit Images of the Virgin or Christ, surrounded by cheerful crowds. Both Spring events are well worth experiencing. ______Things to do Edit This i Cuesta Sport Gym is conveniently located in the center of Seville next to Plaza de Alfalfa. It´s a great place for study abroad students and everyone else who would like to stay in shape while during their Seville vacation. Most of the staff can speak Spanish and English, so there shouldn´t be any language problems. In addition to cardio and weightlifting equipment, the gym also offers personal trainers, personalized diets, therapeutic and sport massages, and a range of classes such as Pilates and Indoor Cyclying (Spinning). The four floors of the facility include saunas in the mens and womens locker rooms, an elevator, and free Internet access (Wi-Fi) to all members. Continue reading through the listings to find out about other ways to stay in shape (and have fun) during your Seville trip from walking through parks and exploring Seville's major attractions to boating or taking in a bullfight. Contributors June 28, 2007 new by cuesta sport June 01, 2008 change by mcburton [Add Activity] Maria Luisa Park Edit This This half-mile park is the largest in Seville and it’s filled with palms, orange trees, elms, and Mediterranean pines, as well as ponds, pavilions, and flowerbeds. Major points of interest include: a mansion at the end of the park, the Guatemalan building off Paseo de la Palmera, and museums containing archaeological collections. type: Trekking World66 rating: [rate it] address: Avenida de las Delicias Seville Santa Cruz Neighborhood Edit This A former Jewish Ghetto, Santa Cruz is considered one of Seville’s most fascinating attractions. The area features many courtyards, gateways and winding alleys and points of interest such as the mansions in the Calle Lope de Rueda, the Iglesia de Santa Maria la Blanca which features Murillo’s Last Supper, and Hospital de los Venerables. type: Trekking World66 rating: [rate it] address: Santa Cruz, Seville Exploring University of Seville Edit This Not only is a visit to University of Seville one of the top things to do in Seville; it is also one of the top free things to do in Seville! The University, founded in 1551, is located in the downtown area and the Guadalquivir River and Maria Luisa Park border it. This is one of Spain’s top institutions of higher learning and one of the main attractions here the building -- a completely remodeled historic Tobacco Factory. Don’t be surprised if you stumble across a few moats and a watchtower here! type: Other World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 4551 000 url: www.us.es address: Real Fabrica de Tabacos, Seville Maestranza Edit This Seville is home to one of Spain's most prestigious and well-recognized bullfighting rings -- the Maestranza. Bullfighting season runs from Easter until Late October. During off-season, visitors can still take a tour of the ring. type: Other World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +34 95 4224 577 address: Paseo de Christobal Colon 12 Guadalquivir River Boating Edit This Seville's beautiful Guadalquivir River offers plenty of opportunities to take a river cruise, boat, go canoeing or rent a paddleboat. 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È la quarta città della Spagna per numero di abitanti, 709.975
(sivigliani, in spagnolo sevillanos), mentre gli abitanti dell'area
metropolitana sono 1.294.081. Cattedrale vista dalla Torre d'Oro Notevole anche l'interesse turistico grazie ai numerosi monumenti, piazze, giardini e chiese. Tra i monumenti più famosi si ricordano la Giralda (antico minareto di una moschea, oggi campanile della cattedrale) e la Torre del Oro. Tra i suoi quartieri molto conosciuto è il quartiere di Triana. La Giralda, la Cattedrale, l'Alcazar, l'archivio delle Indie sono stati dichiarati patrimonio dell'umanità dall'UNESCO nel 1987.
Clima [modifica]Il clima della città è di tipo oceanico con influenze continentali. La temperatura media annuale è di circa 18,6° rendendo la città una delle più calde d'Europa. Gli inverni sono miti, nel mese più freddo, gennaio, si registrano temperature medie di 5,2°(minime) e 15,9°(massime). La temperatura più bassa registrata è –5,5° e risale al 12 febbraio 1956. Le estati sono molto calde, nel mese più caldo, luglio, si registrano temperature medie di 35,3° (massime) e 19,4°(minime). La temperatura più alta registrata risale al 6 agosto 1946, 47°, comunque tutti gli anni si superano i 40° numerose volte. Le precipitazioni sono 534 mm all'anno e sono concentrate tra ottobre e aprile, con punte in dicembre. In media ogni anno ci sono 54 giorni di pioggia. Clima di Siviglia (Aeroporto)
Storia [modifica]Vista della città La tradizione afferma che la città fu fondata dalla popolazione dei
Tartessi
verso il
XIII secolo AC e successivamente occupata dai
Fenici e
dai
Cartaginesi. Tradizionalmente è associato alla leggenda che vuole che il re Alfonso X, che vi aveva trovato rifugio, riconoscesse nel 1283 il diritto alla città di fregiarsene sullo stemma per essergli stata fedele nella guerra di successione che lo vedeva opposto al figlio secondogenito, Sancho IV.
Monumenti [modifica]
Sivigliani famosi [modifica]
Sport [modifica]Due sono le squadre di calcio che giocano nel più importante campionato di calcio spagnolo, il Sevilla FC (chiamato semplicemente El Sevilla) e il Real Betis Balompié (chiamato spesso El Betis). La squadra di pallacanestro, il Caja San Fernando Sevilla, ha assaggiato due volte le finali del massimo campionato spagnolo, la ACB, in gran parte dominato da Barcelona e Real Madrid.
Gemellaggi [modifica]Siviglia è gemellata con:
Tradizioni [modifica]Nella splendida città di Siviglia si svolge inoltre ogni anno la singolare festa della "Feria de Abril" nel periodo fine Aprile inizio Maggio. Tale festa coinvolge tutta la popolazione locale con danze rigorosamente in costume tipico, banchetti e festeggiamenti che si svolgono all'interno delle Casetas: tipiche abitazioni temporanee dove i "proprietari" accolgono i loro ospiti. Le Casetas ricoprono un intero quartiere della città tanto da essere identificate da vie e relativi numeri tipici. Questa festa esprime l'animo della città, allegra, legata alle tradizioni, accogliente ed organizzata. Durante questa festa vengono indossati i costumi tradizionali e si ballano le Sevillanas, ballo folclorico tipico della città.
Curiosità [modifica]NO8DO è il motto e il logotipo del comune di Siviglia (Spagna). Consiste in un rocchetto (in spagnolo madeja) di filo racchiuso da due sillabe (NO8DO). Si legge come NO-MADEJA-DO, che è l'espressione fonetica sivigliana della frase "No me ha dejado", "Non mi ha abbandonato".
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