Turism Seville
In Sevilla the tradition still remains pretty much the same. Made of joy, religiosity, flamenco, bulls, horses and fiesta. It's a city of slow movements, but intense and theatrical, proud of its andalucian culture. ..

Gastronomy Seville
Seville's typical dishes mostly are relatively simple to prepare, but extraordinarily tasty. The best known: Gazpacho, the famous cold 'soup', a vegetable-cream made of tomato, cucumber, paprika, garlic, olive-oil, vinegar and bread; Pescaito frito, fish turned around in flour..

History Seville
Sevilla's Cathedral occupies the site of a great mosque in the late 12th century. Its central nave rises to an awesome 42 metres. The total area covers 11,520 square metres have now pushed it in front of Saint Paul's in London and Saint Peter's in Rome, as the largest church in..

Culture Seville
According to legend, Sevilla was founded by Hercules and its origins are linked with the Tartessian civilisation. It was called Hispalis under the Romans and Isbiliya under the Moors. Its high point in its history was following the discovery of America. ..

Monuments Seville
La catedral de Sevilla, one of the world's most beautiful Gothic temples The dimensions of this cathedral make it the third largest church in the world. The cathedral rises up on the site of the great twelfth century mosque, that nowadays only retains its minaret, also known..