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... dresses, men in tight riding pants on horses, carnival rides, and all the beer and wine you can drink. I like this idea. Sevilla was beautiful and while Chad did not get to visit the barber, it was a good stop. Travel sidenote here - Chad has not had a ...
... 'Los Gallos' theatre. Flamenco, is really an art style of song and dance that originated in Spain and the region south of Sevilla. This version of Flamenco seemed to centre around the soulful, yet painful sounding, song being chanted ...
... how to dance the flamenco. (humorous note: a guy on Lonely Planet's website posted a message saying he was going to be in Spain and wanted to know where he could see some flamingo dancing. another person replied "the zoo".) Next to the tents is a large ...
... explain it to you but I don't want to relive those 3 days of insanely boring travel again. Let's just say we wasted our time and lots of money in towns with no hostels to get here. The only reason we stayed the night in Seville was to get a guide book on ...
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Sevilla
Posted on May 7, 2008, 19:23:15
... far away! If you fall in love with Andalucia, you may want to leave that for another trip. I must say that Sevilla is my favorite city in Spain and you are very lucky! I am a big flamenco and spanish guitar fan and hope you are too...or will be ...
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Sevilla
Posted on Apr 21, 2008, 03:14:12
... (other than right around the university) or of uncommon day trips/weekend trips (i.e. not Malaga, Sevilla, Granada, etc.)? Also, I do want to see both Madrid and Barcelona - how would you recommend getting to each (especaially Madrid - would you take the ...
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Where in Spain is the most interesting place to visit for history?
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 03:35:54
I'd have to say Sevilla, Cordoba, and Granada - the three Muslim capitals of Al-Andalus (first Cordoba in the eighth-tenth centuries, then Sevilla, then Granada, from 1248-1497). All have a great combination of Morish and Spanish culture and the ...
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The Ferry to Morocco...
Posted on Dec 1, 2006, 00:39:07
... for this particular trip though! Andrea Hey Andrea, All the details you might need are in this entry I did: Sevilla to Algeciras in Spain, the the ferry to Tangier, then straight on the train to Marrakech. Might want to also check out some ...
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