Sevilla, Tourism and Leisure

As you say Seville is essential between the cities of Spain, which must travel at least once in their life. Speaking of Seville is talk show, joy, celebrations, tradition and devotion. You may have a typical concept of the city, but also of what was known as flamenco, or Seville April Fair, Seville has a much wider cultural offer. If you're willing to come and want to be near all the sites we recommend that you stay at one of its hotels in the center of Seville.

One of the most anticipated events is the Festival of Dance Italic 2011, held from 1 until 28 July. In this festival you can enjoy 10 works divided into 15 functions, which as a novelty, will be presented Santiponce Roman Theatre, which returns after seventeen years of absence. The Festival is a clear commitment to multiculturalism applied to dance and performing arts and also have other common options such as the role of the National Dance Company's ballet or flamenco artist Belen Maya. If you lean for shows more common, we suggest that you go to the 3rd Summer Nights at the Palais de la Buhaira, that throughout the summer and on September 11 will host a multitude of samples plays, recitals, opera and operetta and concerts of disparate musical styles.

When you finish all this cultural activity, you have to eat well! One of our recommendations is the respected chef Martin Berasategui restaurant, the restaurant of EME Santo Hotel in Seville Cathedral. In your school you can savor the best cuisine and the excellent Andalusian touch. Quality food, fresh, authentic and different from anything you've ever tried before. You can also stay at the hotel that is part of the restaurant. Seville is a great alternative if you want to have a genuine Spanish summer and enjoy days full of culture and entertainment.