Seville is truly a magical town, and world-wide known not only for the setting of three famous operas, Carmen, Don Giovanni and the Barber of Seville, but also for its amazing monuments. No wonder UNESCO considers Barrio Santa Cruz, the ancient quarter of Seville, as a “World Heritage Site”.

The jewel of the Andalusian capital, the Cathedral, is one of the most brilliant examples of Gothic architecture. The Giralda bell-tower was built by the Arabs in the 12th century and is nowadays one of the most emblematic tower of the entire Islamic architecture. Beside the Cathedral, we find the Royal Fortresses of Seville, the “Reales Alcázares”. Europe's oldest royal residence was originally Moorish, but subsequently refurbished by Christian Kings, who added the Renaissance structure.

But it’s not only culture what expects you in Seville – go on a tapas tour through the old and the “in” districts of the city, it is just wonderful to try one of these fine appetisers here and the next one over there! The famous Flamenco bars in the Triana district open not before midnight, but it is well worth staying up late!

And for those who still do not have enough, dance the night away in Seville’s fashionable discotheques.