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La Fiesta de La Virgen de La Inmaculada
Seville's cherished patroness, the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, receives her annual dues and devotion on Plaza de Triunfo during the popular La Fiesta de La Virgen de La Inmaculada.
Kick-start the New Year by grape-gobbling to the chimes of Seville's town hall bells. Hundreds of revellers gather in La Plaza Nueva on the big night to ceremonially eat 12 grapes - one for…
Seville's Epiphany Parade of the Three Wise Men takes place at sunset, when the trio arrive in a golden carriage and make their way through the streets, throwing sweets and toys to thousands…
Every year Seville celebrates La Feria de Abril (April Fair) with round-the-clock flamenco parties and a dynamic programme of typically Andalusian cultural events.
Seville International Puppet Festival
The Seville International Puppet Festival (Feria Internacional del títere de Sevilla) presents a programme for both adults and children. The best national and international companies perform…
On the day of Corpus Christi, Seville's balconies are decorated with flowers and people gather in the streets to watch the religious procession leave the cathedral. After morning mass, it's…
The Feria de San Miguel is one of Seville's major annual events. The highlights include displays of horsemanship, bullfights and performances by the Real Escuela de Arte Ecuestre de Jerez…
Seville European Film Festival
Seville showcases the latest releases in European cinema at its high-profile annual Film Festival. The screenings are split into three distinct categories: competitions in fictional films…
Seville's royal palace, the Alcázar, is a showpiece of intricate stucco, cloistered patios and beautiful gardens. Over the centuries, Spain's monarchs have each influenced the palace's design.…
The bell tower of Seville's cathedral, the Giralda, is a rich blend of Gothic and Baroque architectural styles. Head to the top for spectacular city views. The Giralda has ramps instead of…
Seville's Plaza de España is a masterpiece of delicately painted tiles and footbridges, designed by Anibal González for the 1929 Ibero-American Expo. A tumbling fountain stands in the centre…
Whether you agree with the idea of bullfighting or not, it is hard to ignore the Baroque façade of the Real Maestranza bullring in Seville, with its deep ochre paintwork echoing the colour of…
Set in the ornate building of a former convent, Seville's Museo de Bellas Artes (Fine Arts Museum) houses paintings by Spanish masters such as Zurbarán and El Greco. There are also diverse…
Seville Cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, boasting five naves, a huge carved altar, numerous Renaissance paintings and Christopher Columbus' tomb. Climb the 95-metre high…
Seville's Archive of the Indies (Archivo General de Indias) is a Renaissance building by architect Juan de Herrera. It houses important documents relating to Spain's conquest of the Americas…
One of Seville's most popular clubs, Aduana attracts a good crowd with its breakbeat, house tunes and late opening. Previous themed nights have included carnival, military and snow-ski parties.
For flamenco standards given a daring modern twist, check out the Flamenco Cool shop in Seville. Polyester bulls' heads mounted on PVC hearts, winged pottery, folksy shoes and funky…
Seville's Torre del Oro (Tower of Gold) was built in the 13th century during the Almohad dynasty to serve as a military watchtower, and today stands proudly, surrounded by orange trees, beside…
Sevillarte sells local handicrafts and ceramics that take inspiration from ancient Arab and Renaissance designs, but also embrace the present. The fans, shawls, tiles, plates, murals and vases…
Seville delicatessen La Alacena Real is loaded with local culinary goodies. There's a tempting selection of Iberian cheese, chorizo and jamón (cured ham), as well as olive oil and tinned food…
