Sevilla

The Andalusian charm of Sevilla unfolds as you stroll on the riverside promenade accompanied by genial street musicians. Explore the motley collection of buildings, and spend a night in the alluring flamenco district. In the atmospheric boulevards, an eclectic mix of fragrant orange and citrus trees leads the way to alfresco cafes. There, exquisite tapas come with care and a splash of Spanish hospitality. History speaks for itself on the walls of several religious sanctuaries and palaces. But, Sevilla is a modern and elegant city for fresh onlookers. The capital of Andalusia is all about effortless pleasure beyond its glory.

The magnificent Spanish Square populates a section of the city’s main park. It reminds visitors of the triumphal exposition when the entire city underwent a successful makeover. The honey-colored crescent plaza blends Baroque, Moorish, and Revival architecture. It is a luxurious backdrop to the blissful courtyard at the center. Take a stroll and revel in its blissful spirits.

Further along the river, the Alcazar and Cathedral of Sevilla guard the city’s monarchal history. But, it is not until you arrive at the Jewish district that the flirtatious side of the city reveals itself. In Santa Cruz, the alleys are called the kissing lanes. And, the bars ring with joyful laughter. Hang around until nightfall, then head to Triana Market or the Flamenco Museum. Marvel at the main event of any visit to Sevilla: the romantic flamenco. For all the hours of sightseeing and culture tripping, it is perhaps this artistic feat that makes Sevilla so memorable.