Sevilla

This historic city in the heart of Andalucía is one of the many jewels in Southern Spain’s crown. Home to some of the most striking monuments from across the ages, Seville is a city full of traditional custom originated back many years. The orange tree lined plazas and captivating architecture have been influenced by all of the major recent great civilizations. From the Romans to the Moors, and many in between, all have all left their mark in Seville which is still evident today. Along with this the city retains its authentic Spanish charm. The city’s Alcazar Royal Palace and Gardens, dominating Giralda minaret, Tower of Gold, Guadalquivir River, Plaza de Espana, are a few of the impressive sights and monuments on offer in Seville.


Also the home of Flamenco music with its unique melodies and unmistakable passion, Seville retains much of its history. The Barrio Santa Cruz in the city centre with its winding streets, Arab baths, monasteries, and quaint plazas, is always a popular place to visit. Outside of the city there are fascinating white villages all with their own sense of identity and charm. Ronda is one of the most impressive of the mountain towns suspended hundreds of metres above the Tajo gorge a few kilometres from Seville. Italica and Carmona, even closer to the outskirts have long histories and stunning views across the Andalucían landscape.