- Mon Mar 05, 2012 4:56 pm
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Yes haha. There's not heaps of touristy stuff there, but enough for a decent day. There's the cathedral (2nd or 3rd biggest in Europe, unsure) which has the Giralda tower you can climb. Right at the top there's a magnificent view of the entire city from each side.
Then there's the Royal Alcazar gardens, they're enclosed in the middle of the city, but once you're inside you'd barely know you were in the city.
There's the Plaza de Espana which is within the Parque Maria Luisa. You can't go inside it, as it's now used for government/council stuff, but it looks tremendous. It was also in Star Wars Attack of the Clones if you're fans of that.
The main university building is worth seeing too. It's an old tobacco factory but the building itself is stunning.
Oh, and there's La Maestranza - the bull ring. Not many people are fans of actual bull fighting, and the season for it is relatively short (April until August I think) but you can get tours round the bullring for a relatively low amount and it's fascinating.
I visited all of these places with several people while I lived there, and I'd definitely go again. I miss Sevilla.
It goes to Seville, Barcelona, Cannes, Rome, Alicante and Gibraltar, too excited.
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