Francesco Di Gregorio

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That would have been really stupid to come to Seville and do not visit these sites. Also, we did definitely the right thing booking this activity: the guide was fantastic and we were able to skip all the lines for these amazing attractions, which otherwise would have required much more time for visiting.

Stunning landmark and beautiful piece of human history! The architecture is absolutely breathtaking from the outside, alone. The interior is another mesmerizing experience, from the tall Spanish thresholds to the stained glass. I have so much respect for the architects of this time period. I hope to see sites like this preserved for as long as possible. Sadly, many of the locals take world heritage sites like these granted, and even vandalize them with graffiti and litter.

Absolutely magnificent! Incredible detail in everything you look at. You need a good couple of hours minimum to really take it all in. If you are into the history of the church and the many religious that have ruled in the cathedral then you will be fascinated.  Even if you aren't into history you still need to see this amazingly beautiful cathedral.  It will take your breath away.

Don’t skip this place if you visit Sevilla. You can peer into the cathedral for free, but I’d urge you to buy a ticket so you can visit the cathedral and Christopher Columbus’s tomb.

The Cathedral is stunning and the Giralda a masterpiece.

It's recommended that you purchase your tickets online and ahead of time, but as we had a UK postcode, the website wouldn’t let us book online. We opted to queue on the day and probably queued for 30 minutes, this was well worth it.

Seville Cathedral, Giralda and Alcázar skip-the-line tickets and guided tour

Cool people, delicious food and good drinks

It is so lovely to stay here in the middle of it all.

Amazing narrow street in Seville to explore.

A lovely area to explore and walk around in Sevilla. Also a great area to stay, very central

Delicious Tapas en el Barrio de Santa Cruz

This was made for an Expo!! We also took a boat ride along the canal that runs along the perimeter of the plaza. Unforgettable.

Such a beautiful, wonderful place spent a good bit of my day their. A lovely fountain you can dip your feet into if you need to cool down. A beautiful flamingo act going on. A canal that you can take boats on and its just so so beautiful. Would 100% recommend anyone to visit. ITS A MUST SEE!!  Plus its free and that is a bonus.

Great public restrooms don't have toilet paper. You have to go to the bar. The plaza was amazing. We loved the fountain. There were boats you could rent for 5euros. Horse drawn carriages ride right through the whole park for 45euros amazing

What an incredible place ! As huge as the event it was built for. The water channel and the bridges add magnificence to this spot.
You will find plenty of perspectives to enhance your photos.
The tiny boats are ready for rent in the afternoon.
Very often, flamenco performers allow tourists to discover this folkloric dance and music.
Finally the park surrounding the plaza is worth a walk to enjoy the ambiance and the freshness during the warmer months.

Plaza de España

The perfect night: after some delicious tapas in the Barrio de Santa Cruz, we visited this famous flamenco venue. We learned and enjoyed this traditional music with some of the best performers in town. Recommended

A beautiful show with amazing artists. I am so impressed by their talent. You will see a guitarist, a singer and a flamenco dancer that perform by themselves and then all together. Among all the flamenco theatres in Sevilla, i did not know which one I could choose, but i'm so happy i chose this one at the end and i strongly recommend you to do the same. You won't regret it!

We were recommended to Casa de la Guitarra by the tour bike company we used to explore Seville.  There were several different Flamenco performances in Seville and we weren't sure which one would be more authentic.  When we asked SeeByBike who to see, they said you must go to Casa de la Guitarra and we're glad we did.  It's a smaller venue, maximum 50-60 people, and our event was 100% full.  Tickets were about 17 euro each.  Performance was incredible with guitar, an older man signing and a lady dancing a few songs.  An hour isn't long enough!  You get seated in the same order tickets are sold, and our only suggestions to the company are that if you sit on the far right, you can't see the stage property as the concrete pillars jut out a bit in front of the stage.  Perhaps remove that last row of seating or move the stage a little more into the centre of the room.  As well, tier the seating on an angle bit as any seats after the second row can't see the dancer's footwork.  And please do not allow photos with cellphones (the company says photos are ok, but videos aren't), as it takes away from the show and stops others from enjoying it.  Highly recommend this Flamenco show to anyone visiting Seville!

Really good spectacle but not worth 18 euros if you are in the back. I could not see the lady’s feets, which are very important in flamenco. It’s a shame. If you want to enjoy correctly, book in advance to be in the front.

Flamenco a la Casa de la Guitarra

Very cool architecture and landmark in Seville.
Was too late to get into the facility but was very exciting to see.  Provided nice shade from hot weather and pleasant to look at.

Updated: we came back for an evening in Seville and we're lucky enough to walk the top of the structure at sunset and shortly afterwards!  Talk about beauty in architecture and engineering!  Views for miles and the changing colors was incredible.  We stayed for a short movie that highlights the area and I really enjoyed.  I hope they offer a video on the construction of it as well, some day!

I came here in the morning and later in the evening for the light show. It’s an amazing wooden structure in Seville. With the rooftop walkway, you can have a panoramic view of Seville city. The light show wasn’t so incredible but still nice to see with a very light music playing. One small tip is to book your tickets beforehand, and choose the show time around 7pm to 7.30pm to enjoy the sunset (if you want to see sunset) and also the light show which costs just 8 euros. If you just want to see the light show at night then the ticket costs 10 euros. The light show will start at 8pm.

Although we didn't climb to the top of this gorgeous and magical destination.  We felt the abundance of overwhelming breathtaking enormity of this magical ate installation.  Known for it's architecture and engineering prowess, Spain has delivered a unique world record breaking structure.

Infamously known as the largest wooden structure on the planet you will be awestruck by it's practicality and intelligent use of space, not mention it's monolithic feel.

Please come and visit and share your  experience with the world.  You will not regret visiting

Sunset at Metropol Parasol

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Monumental history, Exotic gardens, impressive food scene and mesmerizing flamenco.
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