Seville, Spain Travel Blogs

... through the Jewish Quarter and we get our twenty minutes of shopping.  Make a couple of purchases and head for the Seville Cathedral - the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and has the largest floor area of any cathedral in the world.  When ...

A travel blog entry by aussiepanda
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I hit my 50 day mark in Seville, Spain.  I can't believe it's only been 50 days because it seems like I've been traveling for so long.  Thus far, I've visited about 25 cities in 10 countries and met countless number of people along the way.& ...

A travel blog entry by yah27
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Cathedral of Seville Pictures

A travel blog entry by audreyandjack
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... of the shops. After enough window shopping to almost make us cry, we headed back to our watering hole for dinner and a pint. Seville has been incredible, and just when we thought Spain couldn't get any better!  Keep the streak alive Barcelona!  

A travel blog entry by meganandkevin
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... good thing that I am now on route to Lisbon. Yesterday I crossed the strait from Tanger to Tarifa and continued onward to Seville. I had planned on travelling through to Lisborn last night but a hiccup with my bus ticket left me stuck in Seville with no ...

A travel blog entry by susan_g
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Pictures of building built for 1929 World Expo

A travel blog entry by audreyandjack
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We found Seville to be one of the prettiest cities in Spain and possibly in Europe that we have seen so far. The wealth of the Americas flowed through this city (and Cadiz) for 3 centuries, and traces of this wealth are visible everywhere. The city ...

A travel blog entry by tavini
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Flamenco dancing and the bull ring pictures

A travel blog entry by audreyandjack
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... to catch a bus southward to the coastal city of Faro. From there we picked up another bus across the border to Seville, Spain finally arriving in the late afternoon. Buses in Portugal and Spain couldn't be easier. Every segment of the population rides ...

A travel blog entry by globedecker
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We decided at the last minute to take a bus to Seville, Spain. Why not, it is only 3 hours away. We just love how close everything is in Europe. This is another place we would be showing up with no map, guide book, or accommodation. We always seem to ...

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... up the tower (built by the same dude as the big minaret in marrakech) to gain fantastic views over all of seville. river picnic - pretty self-explanatory; great day for it, some yummy cheese, jamon serrano (spanish prosciutto), lots of people ...

A travel blog entry by mhaebich
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... van and headed to Spain. Once again, we went to the border, and once again, there was no border crossing, just the welcome to Spain sign, something we were now getting used to. Would we ever get another stamp, only time would tell? We arrived and as it was ...

A travel blog entry by uncle_davros
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... from our return from Izzyville would fly by, and in no time at all, we would be winging it down to the South of Spain and into Sevilla.   The trip from Sevenoaks to Stanstead is generally a hit and miss affair. Actually, it is always miss as there ...

A travel blog entry by uncle_davros
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... when we got to the bus station the bus was full and not wanting to wait around for 4 hours we ended up going to Seville instead. Staying in a campsite a bit far out of town near the airport which is incredibly noisy at times! It will do fine for a couple ...

A travel blog entry by kevandsian
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Hi Folks, Well, nothing like going from one extreme to another. The story of our lives. Here in Seville among the rich and the beautiful, we are enjoying some nice R&R. Unfortuately if you are not careful it is easy to gain back all of that weight ...

A travel blog entry by donstump1
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... of Christopher Columbus. The cathedral also had the huge former minaret (La Giralda) that acts as an adjoining tower. Seville is also the home of bull fighting in Spain, so we brought a ticket to the fight on Saturday at the Plaza De Toros De LA ...

A travel blog entry by jag
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arrived last night.  Day one is exploring... will keep you posted. Day one in Sevilla   I am finally here. After 10 years of wanting this I am actually here. It seems very surreal. I arrived to find that it was a fiesta in ...

Here we are, slept in today, I love days I can do that, woke up around noon or so, really enjoy the break from actually having to get up. The locals do the same thing so it's appropriate. There was a bit of a translation issue. we had to ask for ...

... kept the turning the air off and the lights on until 2:00 am.  So I wasn't in too good of a mood.  So far Seville is a pretty cool place.  It definitely has that small charm feel to it.  I went to the Cathedral and it was pretty f'ing ...

... in as a palace by Spanish rulers since. It is still the official residence of the Spanish king and queen in Seville. It was a fascinating building a complete mix of Islamic and Christian architecture, with amazing very aromatic gardens to match. In the ...

... , has attracted every tourist with a camera and a floppy hat. As ususally is the case though, itīs for good reason. Seville has amazing parks, fantastic buildings, cobble stone streets that have been here since the Romans put them down, and great bars and ...

... the Spanish vista rapidly speeding by and powernapping for a good portion of the ride otherwise. Meanwhile Brooks had arrived in Seville wondering what the hell happened to Rev and i, eventually meeting up again around 4.30 in Seville and zooming in on a ...

21 September 2009 Arrived in Seville from London Stansted at 20:45 by a Ryanair flight and called my couch surfing host Antonio Romeo who was very helpful even though he could't speak English very well. He had another couch surfer staying with him, a girl ...

Three hour bus to Seville mostly through sunflowers and olive groves, arrived to amazing temperatures up to 45 degrees at 6pm! Had the locals version of fish and chips... fish... and potato chips. Odd. Had our first sleep in, thanks to sleeping pills and ...

... tech today, and went and hung out with them that night. There a lot of Americans here. May 28 2006 We walked around Seville today trying to get orientated with the city; we went to the cathedral here, which is the 3rd largest cathedral in the world. ...

... ; I forgot a good story.  A group of us were wandering around inside the cathedral reading from my personal favorite book about Spain by Rick Steve's, god of travel.  Suddenly one student (you will probably guess the name in a minute :) saw a man ...

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... I do go to the adjoining one, with beautiful old dresses and other antiques, but nothing from Tartessos. Anyway, that was Seville a few days before Christmas. I guess the museum was closed because it was the 23rd of December. Good thing I was going ...

... that there has to be people there now. Nope, itīs still dead. I go out to eat alone (surprisingly the first time since I arrived in Spain) to some kebab joint. There, out of nowhere, is a kid, Jace, whom I met in Valencia walks by. The odds of me being ...

... beneath the Virgin in her role as protector of sailors. And then I also plan on hitting up a vegetarian spanish restaurant. And finding a Spanish mass somewhere. I figure in Catholic Seville that shouldnīt be a problem. Letīs see what the day brings!