Of Seville’s architectural marvels, the Giralda is perhaps the most famous. A display of beauty that blends Almohad and Renaissance styles, crowned by the bronze weather vane that gives it its name. It’s...
Do you enjoy classic literature and making plans that go beyond just having a drink, seeing the Giralda (for the umpteenth time), or visiting the Seville Aquarium?“Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy” is the new im...
Avid readers and dreamers will find an oasis of tranquility upon crossing the threshold of Seville’s finest bookstores. In recent years, we have seen the emergence of vibrant spaces dedicated to books in...
The Seville Jazz Festival, the Seville Jazz Association, performances by legends like Miles Davis or Wynton Marsalis... we know that flamenco is part of the city’s DNA, but jazz isn’t far behind. And proves it in the b...
Taking a photo at the entrance to Seville’s April Fair seems an inseparable part of arriving at the Real year after year, and its entrance gates—the fair’s emblem— have welcomed visitors to these festivi...
At the Seville Fair and other celebrations in Andalusia, people take pride in drinking rebujito, a beverage so refreshing that The New York Times listed it in 2020 as “the best summer drink of all time.”...
The Seville Fair has always sparked a wide range of opinions regarding the fact that most of its booths are private. Some people champion the slogan that “the fair is for Sevillians,” either as a way to...
Seville is, among many things, flamenco. And 'pringás'. And Triana. But it is also ballet—lots of ballet. Just ask the Antonio Ruiz Soler Professional Dance Conservatory, Sevillian María Fernández, who was a soloist wit...
The trilogy of secrets and curiosities of closes its final chapter with Holy Wednesday. In Seville, this day brings together the chicotás along the ; San Bernardo crossing the bridge; and the members of...
The Casino de la Exposición, located in the Prado de San Sebastián area, is a cultural venue dedicated to hosting exhibitions, events, and concerts. Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, it is par...