Flamenco, Tapas, Giant Mushrooms, and Game of Thrones: 80 Hours in Seville

Seville is the capital of Andalusia, the second largest autonomous region in Spain. The area’s rich culture, vibrant history, and diverse geographic location makes Seville a place incredibly different from cities like Madrid or Barcelona. How can you see it all with just three nights to spare? Head to the city’s Santa Cruz Quarter to immerse yourself in a microcosm of Seville: student life, shopping districts, horse-drawn carriages, flamenco shows, riverside bike paths, historic sites, and MORE.

travel, food cultureLiz MistickOctober 22, 2019Hotel Alfonso XIIItravel spain, seville, restaurants seville, tapas in spainComment