Seville

Seville, or Sevilla in Spanish, is a city full of colour and culture, situated in the south of Spain.

Seville is both the connecting hub and capital of Andalusia.

Seville is among the most popular European cities for International Students and travellers, with one of the world's best-preserved and colourfully architectural old town centres.

Seville’s rich history has left the city filled with innumerable monuments like the awe-inspiring Cathedral, the third-largest in the world; the Giralda tower; the fabulous palace of the Reales Alcázares; the magical Barrio of Santa Cruz, with its narrow streets; the Maestranza bullfighting ring; as well as the passion for Flamenco and the scent of orange blossoms on every corner.

A journey through Seville is like a journey through several centuries and cultures simultaneously: Moorish elegance, Roman refinement, Gipsy temperament, and more.

Why Seville is the best city to live and study Spanish in Spain

• A wide variety of places of interest.
• Blossoming orange trees.
• Friendly people and easy communication with locals.
• Gastronomy.
• Great nightlife.
• Low fares and cost of life are probably the best quality/price relation.
• Sunny weather.

Most popular sights, tourist attractions and things to do and see in Seville

• Bullfighting ring.
• Cathedral & Giralda.
• Jewish district.
• Major Square.
• Museum of fine arts.
• Real Alcazar and Royal Gardens.
• Salvador Square.
• Spain Square & Maria Luisa Park.
• The Alameda.
• The river Guadalquivir.
• Triana district.

Most important events and festivals in Seville

• April Fair.
• Bullfights.
• Celebration of "El Rocio".
• Easter.
• European Film Festival.
• Flamenco Biennial.
• Music Festival Interstellar.
• Music Festival Nocturama.
• Music Festival The day of the groundhog.
• Theater Festival "Sevillafest".