Seville

Must See

• Cathedral and Giralda Tower One of the last Gothic cathedrals to be built, resting on the site of an old mosque.
• Santa Cruz The Jewish Quarter is a pretty picture-postcard complex of streets and squares.
• Alcazar Palace The home of royal families since the Caliph of Andalucia. Built in the early 9th century and the oldest active royal palace in Europe.
• Torre del Oro A little 'Golden Tower' on the Guadalquivir riverbank and a real Seville landmark.

Must Do

• Flamenco Andalucia is the spiritual home of this passionate and emotional dance - once you have experienced it in its homeland you will be become addicted.
• Barrio Santa Cruz Walk the labyrinth of alleyways framed by the walls of Alcazar. This is an enchanting district of Seville with whitewashed houses and flower-filled patios.

Food and Drink
Sevillian cuisine is light and simple. Local specialities include gazpacho (chilled tomato and pepper soup) and soldaditos de pavia (fried cod or hake), and don’t forget to visit one of the many tapas bars.
Shopping
Some of the best buys include Andalucian ceramics, leather goods, embroidery and mantillas (bed covers and table cloths). The weekly market is in Calle Feria and is known for its great selection of Spanish specialities.
Things To Do

• SEVILLE CLASSIC TOUR The coach leaves from Plaza España, a jewel of 20th-century Sevillian architecture. Continue to the Golden Tower, venture through the enchanting Hispanic-Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz and ending at the Giralda.
• SEVILLE TOURIST CARD Includes free admission to Isla Magica, most museums and monuments in the city, the sightseeing bus, guided trips on the Guadalquivir river, and discounts in many restaurants and shops.
• A NIGHT IN SEVILLE – FLAMENCO AND TAPAS Your evening will start with a drive through the illuminated streets and squares of Seville. Enjoy tapas whilst watching a traditional flamenco show.
• WALKING TOUR OF SEVILLE Get a wonderful first impression of Seville with this guided introduction tour of the city.

Insider Tip
Visit Real Fabrica de Tabacos, the tobacco factory that was built in 18th century. It's now known as the setting of Georges Bizet's 'Carmen'.