Flamenco fashion is much more than just clothing in Seville. It is a cultural expression rooted in the history and traditions of Andalusia, which comes to life in a special way during the celebrated Feria de Abril. Each year, this festival welcomes thousands of visitors who are captivated by the beauty and charm of the […]
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EL BARRIO DEL ARENAL The neighborhood is to the west of the city, on the riverbank between the Torre del Oro and the old Puerta de Triana. It is an area of culture and tradition, where one enjoys opera, theater, bullfighting, brotherhood sentiment, and typical city restoration. In the past, it was an area covered
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Flamenco Tablao Los Gallos Plaza de Santa Cruz, 11, 41004, Seville – www.tablaolosgallos.com Since 1966, this small tablao has held shows, where enormous figures have performed, such as Cristina Hoyo, Farruco or Naranjito de Triana. Pure and traditional flamenco is offered with guitar, live vocals and dance. It opens every day, with two showings, one
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Seville is a city that has an infinite number of places to visit. Countless churches with their astonishing interiors, and one of the most spectacular places is the Seville Cathedral, and undoubtedly, the Royal Chapel inside is my favorite with the Virgin of the Kings, the patron saint of the city. As we cross the
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Taxi and local operators (Uber-Cabify): Transfers between the airport and the city, or vice versa, are based on the so-called “Airport Flat Rate”. This rate is applied by all taxi companies and does not have surcharges for additional services such as the number of bags or suitcases, initial fare, departures from the Santa Justa train
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During the 18th and 19th centuries, the construction of neighbors’ courtyards proliferated throughout Seville, places that gathered houses from several families who could also create their own community. The Triana neighborhood is the one with the most neighbors’ courtyards, so exploring them is an activity that serves to review a good part of its history
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Triana is one of the most emblematic neighborhoods of Seville, offering a multitude of plans and stories to discover. According to mythology, Triana was founded by Astarte, the goddess of fertility, when she took refuge on the western bank of the Guadalquivir River while fleeing from Hercules, who had become obsessed with her and relentlessly
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Seville boasts a varied and excellent gastronomy with well-known dishes such as gazpacho, salmorejo, fried fish, pavías, croquettes, or oxtail, among many others that I recommend you try if you have the opportunity. There are establishments for all tastes and budgets since Seville has a wide range of options, and it’s very difficult to make
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